Gujarat Election Phase 2

A voter turnout of 65.22 per cent was recorded in the second and final phase of the Gujarat Assembly elections in 93 seats, as per the latest data shared by the Election Commission on Tuesday.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah cast his vote in the second phase of the Gujarat Assembly polls today and appealed to the people, especially first-time voters, to participate in elections.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate from Gujarat's Viramgam Hardik Patel on Monday appealed to the people to cast their votes in the second phase of the assembly elections.

The second and final phase of polling for Gujarat elections ended this evening. The voting took place in 93 constituencies across 14 districts of the state.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah will hold a strategy session with the BJP's office bearers and senior leaders after the second phase of assembly elections in Gujarat ends tomorrow.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will cast his vote tomorrow during the second phase of the Gujarat Assembly polls.

Ninety-three constituencies of Gujarat, covering the state's central and northern regions, including the biggest city Ahmedabad and capital Gandhinagar, will vote on Monday.

Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel on Thursday held a roadshow in the Mehsana district which will see polling in the second phase of the Assembly election.

The first phase of voting for the Gujarat assembly election ends with 60 per cent voter turnout. Polling was held in 89 seats of the 182-member Assembly.

Gujarat local body polls will be held in two phases, on February 21 and February 28 amid the coronavirus pandemic, the State Election Commission (SEC) said on Saturday.

Phase three of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections began at 7 am today, and 117 parliamentary constituencies are voting across 13 states and 2 union territories. Coinciding with today's Lok Sabha elections are assembly elections in Odisha.

68.7 per cent people voted in the second and final phase of the Gujarat assembly polls today, the Election Commission has said. This is almost neck and neck with the 68 per cent voter turnout in the first phase on Saturday last. The voter turnout in the 2012 assembly election was 71.3 per cent. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's voted in Ahmedabad and ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 100-metre walk to his car after voting, holding up his inked finger as thousands of people shouted slogans, has quickly snowballed into a controversy. The Congress has alleged that the PM's walk amounts to a "road show" while the state votes in the final phase of assembly elections.

As Gujarat gears up to vote for 93 seats of the state's 182 constituencies in the final of the two-phase assembly elections today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress President-elect Rahul Gandhi, after a long and cacophonic campaign, have requested "all those voting today to vote in record numbers".

Prime Minister Narendra Modi waited in queue to vote at an Ahmedabad school, walked about 100 metres down the road holding up his inked finger, and then did sort of a "roadshow" in his car for another 800 metres as thousands of people gathered to greet him cheered. This, the Congress alleges, is a violation of election rules when Gujarat was in the...

A voter turnout of 65.22 per cent was recorded in the second and final phase of the Gujarat Assembly elections in 93 seats, as per the latest data shared by the Election Commission on Tuesday.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah cast his vote in the second phase of the Gujarat Assembly polls today and appealed to the people, especially first-time voters, to participate in elections.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate from Gujarat's Viramgam Hardik Patel on Monday appealed to the people to cast their votes in the second phase of the assembly elections.

The second and final phase of polling for Gujarat elections ended this evening. The voting took place in 93 constituencies across 14 districts of the state.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah will hold a strategy session with the BJP's office bearers and senior leaders after the second phase of assembly elections in Gujarat ends tomorrow.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will cast his vote tomorrow during the second phase of the Gujarat Assembly polls.

Ninety-three constituencies of Gujarat, covering the state's central and northern regions, including the biggest city Ahmedabad and capital Gandhinagar, will vote on Monday.

Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel on Thursday held a roadshow in the Mehsana district which will see polling in the second phase of the Assembly election.

The first phase of voting for the Gujarat assembly election ends with 60 per cent voter turnout. Polling was held in 89 seats of the 182-member Assembly.

Gujarat local body polls will be held in two phases, on February 21 and February 28 amid the coronavirus pandemic, the State Election Commission (SEC) said on Saturday.

Phase three of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections began at 7 am today, and 117 parliamentary constituencies are voting across 13 states and 2 union territories. Coinciding with today's Lok Sabha elections are assembly elections in Odisha.

68.7 per cent people voted in the second and final phase of the Gujarat assembly polls today, the Election Commission has said. This is almost neck and neck with the 68 per cent voter turnout in the first phase on Saturday last. The voter turnout in the 2012 assembly election was 71.3 per cent. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's voted in Ahmedabad and ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 100-metre walk to his car after voting, holding up his inked finger as thousands of people shouted slogans, has quickly snowballed into a controversy. The Congress has alleged that the PM's walk amounts to a "road show" while the state votes in the final phase of assembly elections.

As Gujarat gears up to vote for 93 seats of the state's 182 constituencies in the final of the two-phase assembly elections today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress President-elect Rahul Gandhi, after a long and cacophonic campaign, have requested "all those voting today to vote in record numbers".

Prime Minister Narendra Modi waited in queue to vote at an Ahmedabad school, walked about 100 metres down the road holding up his inked finger, and then did sort of a "roadshow" in his car for another 800 metres as thousands of people gathered to greet him cheered. This, the Congress alleges, is a violation of election rules when Gujarat was in the...