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Uniindia: Ranchi, May 20 (UNI) A total of 26.18 per cent of 58.34 lakh voters exercised their franchise in the fifth phase of Lok Sabha elections in Jharkhand, Chatra, Hazaribagh and Koderma till 11 am here on Monday.

Rakibul Hussain, senior Congress leader in Assam and MLA from the Samaguri Assembly seat has launched a sharp attack on senior BJP leader and Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma for his controversial

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Over 2,000 voters in a village in Jharkhands Hazaribag district boycotted the Lok Sabha election on Monday because their long-standing demand for a bridge had not been met, an official said.

Jharkhands Lok Sabha constituencies witnessed a peaceful 63% voter turnout. Hazaribag had the highest turnout at 64.32%. The polls concluded peacefully under the supervision of Chief Electoral Officer K Ravi Kumar. Notably, the Gandey Bypolls registered a significant turnout of 68.26%.

During the fifth phase of the Lok Sabha polls, voting took place for three Lok Sabha seats in Jharkhand including Chatra, Hazaribagh and Koderma.

MS Dhonis future in the Indian Premier League (IPL) remains uncertain as the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) bid farewell to the IPL 2024 playoffs after a

ED stressed that the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) leader is involved in the illicit acquisition and possession of properties deemed proceeds of crime. | Latest News India

The fire services department in Ranchi is facing challenges in providing extinguishers for election campaign rallies and air travel, as well as handling fire incidents due to hot and dry conditions. Senior politicians visiting Jharkhand for campaigning add to the workload. Additional fire tenders are expected to reduce the problem in a month.

Renewed prohibitory orders in Ranchi till June 4 to ensure peaceful atmosphere for fair elections in Ranchi parliamentary seat. Political parties forbidden from holding meetings, processions, and dharnas without permission. Use of loudspeakers prohibited from 10 pm to 6 am. Restrictions on slogans, posters, flags, and banners on government properties. Prohibition on using religious places for political campaigns.