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Violence and Lower Turnout in Bengal Lok Sabha Polls, Details Inside - Vimarsana News

Violence and Lower Turnout in Bengal Lok Sabha Polls, Details Inside

Fifth phase of Bengal Lok Sabha polls sees scattered violence and 73% voter turnout till 5 pm, a drop from previous elections.

West Bengal witnesses peaceful election in fifth phase, registers highest turnout - Vimarsana News

West Bengal witnesses peaceful election in fifth phase, registers highest turnout

Seven constituencies went to polls on Monday

Source: theweek.in
Lok Sabha elections: Phase 5 sees over 60% turnout, highest in Bengal with 74.6% - Vimarsana News

Lok Sabha elections: Phase 5 sees over 60% turnout, highest in Bengal with 74.6%

53 million people voted in the fifth phase of Lok Sabha polls, with a turnout of 60.5%. Mumbai had low turnout, while Baramulla saw highest in decades. | Latest News India

Fate Of 88 Candidates In Bengal's Seven LS Seats To Be Sealed On Monday - Vimarsana News

Fate Of 88 Candidates In Bengal's Seven LS Seats To Be Sealed On Monday

Kolkata, May 19 (IANS) The fate of 88 candidates will be sealed on Monday in the fifth phase of elections in seven Lok Sabha constituencies in West B

Source: menafn.com
Bevy of high-profile candidates to test their luck in 7 south Bengal Lok Sabha seats on Monday - Vimarsana News

Bevy of high-profile candidates to test their luck in 7 south Bengal Lok Sabha seats on Monday

High-profile candidates contesting in the Lok Sabha elections in seven West Bengal constituencies with sensitive polling booths identified by the Election Commission. The Matua community, CAA impact, closed industries, River Hooghly, and key candidate battles shape the electoral narrative.