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Amidst stray incidents of violence, including vandalisation of polling booths, firing, and clashes, around 68 per cent of 15.44 lakh voters cast their votes in two Lok Sabha seats (one partially) in ethnic violence-hit Manipur on Friday, ...

Despite the disruption, Chief Minister N Biren Singh made an appearance to cast his vote at a polling booth in Luwangsangbam Mamang Leikai, situated in Imphal East, amidst the ongoing first phase of elections. - Newsx

The massive exercise to elect the 18th Lok Sabha started today with elections on 102 seats across 21 states and Union Territories. By the end of Phase 1, around 60.03% people voted. Sporadic violence was reported from Manipur and Bengal.

IMPHAL — Amidst stray incidents of violence, including vandalisation of polling booths, firing, and clashes, around 68 per cent of 15.44 lakh voters cast

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Tripura records highest 79.9%, Bihar 47.49%