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Only 48% Turnout In Punjab's Rural Body Polls, Opposition Alleges Violence
Polling for Punjab's zila parishad and block samiti elections ended amid allegations of violence and a subdued voter response, with only 48 per cent turnout recorded across the state.
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Counting Underway For Bypoll In 5 Assembly Seats Across 4 States
The counting of votes is underway for the by-elections to five Assembly seats in four states -- Gujarat, Punjab, Kerala and Bengal.
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Election Turnout: Nearly 70% Polling In Punjab, Over 61% In UP Till 5 PM
Nearly 70 per cent polling was recorded till 5 pm in the assembly elections in Punjab, while in the third of the seven phase polls in Uttar Pradesh, it was over 61 per cent, according to official data.
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As Punjab, Uttar Pradesh Vote, Opposition Flags EVM Problems: 10 Points
Fifty nine constituencies spread across 16 districts in Uttar Pradesh voted in the third phase of polling today. Punjab also voted to elect a new government. UP recorded a voter turnout of 60.1 per cent and Punjab 64.3 per cent.
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In Conservative Pakistan, Some Women Vote For The First Time
For the first time in Pakistan's electoral history, women in some conservative parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab provinces cast their votes in the general elections as candidates sought to fulfil the legal requirement of minimum 10 per cent women's turnout to validate their result.
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Over 76% Turnout For Shahkot Assembly Bypoll
Over 76 per cent of 1.72 lakh voters exercised their franchise for the Shahkot Assembly bypoll today where the Congress, SAD and AAP are locked in a triangular battle.
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Punjab-Goa Elections: Here's What Arvind Kejriwal Said After Voting Ended
After voting in Punjab and Goa ended on Saturday, Delhi Chief Minister and AAP national head Arvind Kejriwal thanked the people of the two states. Mr Kejriwal, called the electioneering in both states an "incredible experience" for his party. The leader remained confident of achieving victory in the assembly elections of both Punjab and Goa. Punjab...
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Punjab, Goa Elections 2017: Election Commission's Media Brief Highlights
Punjab and Goa voted for key state elections today, with around 2 crore eligible voters deciding the fate of more than 1,300 candidates. Voting began at 7 am in Goa, 8 am in Punjab and ended at 5 pm in both the states. Preliminary reports said that around 70 per cent of voters voted in Punjab while in Goa the turnout was 83 per cent. The elections ...
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Punjab Records 70% Turnout, Voting Largely Peaceful
Around 70 per cent of voters in Punjab turned up to vote today till 5 pm for the state's assembly elections. The voting largely remained peaceful even after many places reported faulty electronic voting machines or EVMs. Voting remained peaceful, barring stray incidents of minor clashes and arguments.
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Punjab Elections 2017: 35 Per Cent Voter Turnout Across State Till 1 PM
Brisk polling was going on as around 35 per cent of the total 1.98 crore electors exercised their franchise till 1 PM in the high-stakes Punjab Assembly elections, wherein 1,145 candidates are in the fray.
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Only 48% Turnout In Punjab's Rural Body Polls, Opposition Alleges Violence
Polling for Punjab's zila parishad and block samiti elections ended amid allegations of violence and a subdued voter response, with only 48 per cent turnout recorded across the state.
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Counting Underway For Bypoll In 5 Assembly Seats Across 4 States
The counting of votes is underway for the by-elections to five Assembly seats in four states -- Gujarat, Punjab, Kerala and Bengal.
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Election Turnout: Nearly 70% Polling In Punjab, Over 61% In UP Till 5 PM
Nearly 70 per cent polling was recorded till 5 pm in the assembly elections in Punjab, while in the third of the seven phase polls in Uttar Pradesh, it was over 61 per cent, according to official data.
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As Punjab, Uttar Pradesh Vote, Opposition Flags EVM Problems: 10 Points
Fifty nine constituencies spread across 16 districts in Uttar Pradesh voted in the third phase of polling today. Punjab also voted to elect a new government. UP recorded a voter turnout of 60.1 per cent and Punjab 64.3 per cent.
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In Conservative Pakistan, Some Women Vote For The First Time
For the first time in Pakistan's electoral history, women in some conservative parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab provinces cast their votes in the general elections as candidates sought to fulfil the legal requirement of minimum 10 per cent women's turnout to validate their result.
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Over 76% Turnout For Shahkot Assembly Bypoll
Over 76 per cent of 1.72 lakh voters exercised their franchise for the Shahkot Assembly bypoll today where the Congress, SAD and AAP are locked in a triangular battle.
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Punjab-Goa Elections: Here's What Arvind Kejriwal Said After Voting Ended
After voting in Punjab and Goa ended on Saturday, Delhi Chief Minister and AAP national head Arvind Kejriwal thanked the people of the two states. Mr Kejriwal, called the electioneering in both states an "incredible experience" for his party. The leader remained confident of achieving victory in the assembly elections of both Punjab and Goa. Punjab...
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Punjab, Goa Elections 2017: Election Commission's Media Brief Highlights
Punjab and Goa voted for key state elections today, with around 2 crore eligible voters deciding the fate of more than 1,300 candidates. Voting began at 7 am in Goa, 8 am in Punjab and ended at 5 pm in both the states. Preliminary reports said that around 70 per cent of voters voted in Punjab while in Goa the turnout was 83 per cent. The elections ...
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Punjab Records 70% Turnout, Voting Largely Peaceful
Around 70 per cent of voters in Punjab turned up to vote today till 5 pm for the state's assembly elections. The voting largely remained peaceful even after many places reported faulty electronic voting machines or EVMs. Voting remained peaceful, barring stray incidents of minor clashes and arguments.
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Punjab Elections 2017: 35 Per Cent Voter Turnout Across State Till 1 PM
Brisk polling was going on as around 35 per cent of the total 1.98 crore electors exercised their franchise till 1 PM in the high-stakes Punjab Assembly elections, wherein 1,145 candidates are in the fray.
