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Bihar: Voting begins for 5 LS seats amid tight security - Vimarsana News

Bihar: Voting begins for 5 LS seats amid tight security

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Bihar Lok Sabha Elections: Voter Turnout and Key Candidates - Vimarsana News

Bihar Lok Sabha Elections: Voter Turnout and Key Candidates

As of 1 PM on May 20, around 34.62% of over 95.11 lakh voters across five Lok Sabha constituencies in Bihar have exercised their franchise. Notable candidates include Chirag Paswan, Rohini Acharya, and Sudhir Kumar Ojha. Voting began at 7 AM and will continue until 6 PM.

Over 45 per cent polling recorded in five LS seats in Bihar till 3 pm - Vimarsana News

Over 45 per cent polling recorded in five LS seats in Bihar till 3 pm

A voter turnout of 45.33 per cent was recorded in five Lok Sabha constituencies in Bihar till 3 pm on Monday, officials said. The polling began at 7 am in Muzaffarpur, Madhubani, Sitamarhi, Saran and Hajipur Lok Sabha constituencies and will continue till 6 pm, a senior official at the CEO's

Mid-Day Bihar Polls See Enthusiastic Voter Turnout - Vimarsana News

Mid-Day Bihar Polls See Enthusiastic Voter Turnout

Patna saw a 45.33% voter turnout in five Lok Sabha constituencies by 3 pm. With over 95 lakh voters, the elections featured notable candidates, including Chirag Paswan and Rohini Acharya. Voting continued smoothly across Muzaffarpur, Madhubani, Sitamarhi, Saran, and Hajipur till 6 pm.

UP to allow doctors, cops to give evidence virtually in courts - Vimarsana News

UP to allow doctors, cops to give evidence virtually in courts

New system aimed at reducing case pendency to be launched in 5 districts