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Bengaluru’s voter turnout remains lower compared to the rest of Karnataka. During the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, Karnataka saw an improved polling percentage of 65 per cent, up from 2014.
Seizures related to elections in Karnataka have surpassed Rs 300 crore since the implementation of the Model Code of Conduct on March 16, as reported by the Election Commission. With the Lok Sabha elections scheduled in two phases on April 26 and May 7 for the state's 28 constituencies, the Election Commission, along with enforcement teams comprising flying squads, police, and static surveillance teams, has made seizures totaling Rs 307.61 crore.
According to a statement issued by the office of Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer, the flying squads, static surveillance teams and police authorities have seized Rs 45.67 crore cash, liquor bottles worth over Rs 146 crore, narcotic substances worth Rs 9.70 crore, gold worth Rs 10.81 crore and freebies worth Rs 7.73 crore since the Model Code of Conduct came into force.