Patna Municipal Corporation Election LIVE: Voting Continues,35 percent voting till 1 pm, Election Commission has given information
Patna: Voting is continuing on Sunday under the municipal elections in Bihar’s capital Patna. Voting for 75 wards started at 7 am in the morning. In the meantime, EVMs have been damaged even before voting started in several polling stations in the morning. Former Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Modi, on the booth number 14 of Ward number 43, came to vote with his wife. However, due to the poor EVM of the Center, Sushil Modi had to wait for the EVM to recover. All of them had got 15 per cent voting till 9 am, which reached 35 per cent up till one o’clock in the afternoon.
In Patna, many VIP people, including Governor Ramnath Kovind, Lalu Yadav’s family, used the franchise. Lalu came to the polling booth at Vetanari College to vote with his wife Rabri Devi and elder son Tej Pratap Yadav. While the voter list of booths 15 and 16 of Ward no-10 at Valmikak in Danapur, adjacent to Patna, voters flared when there was no name for many voters. After the ruckus between the voters, there was a clash of two sides. After this the people jammed the road. Police used lathi charge to control the situation.
Lalu Prasad polled
RJD chief Lalu Prasad arrived at the Vatanari College Ground to vote with his family in the poll for Patna Municipal Corporation on Sunday. Here he voted for the election of the Ward Councilor’s Ward Councilor’s ward number four. His family voted on booth number 18 of ward number four. Former Deputy Chief Minister Rabri Devi and elder son and health minister Tej Pratap Yadav also accompanied them to vote. After the voting, RJD chief Lalu Prasad said that he has come to vote with the hope that whatever ward councilor wins, he will take special care on cleanliness. Along with the garbage dump under the house, the surrounding dirt will be cleaned. It is also responsible for elected ward councilors that they will fight for civilian facilities. He did not appeal to the people to vote and said that people are coming out of their homes for voting.
– Patna Municipal Election: 35 percent voting till 1 pm, Election Commission has given information
– Lalu Prasad also voted with the whole family
– 28 percent polling till eleven o’clock
– EWM of Booth No. 8 of Narkataghat Bad, Alamgun’s Ward Number 52 case
– Patnacity: Ward number – 69 voters voted for vote-outs, opposed to adjusting voter list in Ward-70
– Ward number -23 booth numbers 1 to 5 in ruckus; Voter’s charge: Their vote has been cast, many voter barons returned
– In the ward number 10, in the fight against two factions, police conducted lathi charge, SSP Manumaharaj
– Dangarpur ward number 10 in two groups, vote to vote, police did lathi charge
– Patna Municipal Body Election: Polling was done by voters in Balmichik, a ruckus on booth number-10 of ward number ten,
Voter list accused of disturbances
– Governor Ramnath Kovind puts vote on booth in Raj Bhavan
– Voting in Voters for 18% Voting till 10pm
– Nearly 15 percent of the votes till 9 am
– EVM bad on polling booth 6, Poll polled
– Ward number 49 booth number 7 EVM was malfunction, voting started after 24 hours
– Machine of booth 13 of Madarsa Sulemani in Ward 47
– EVM worse in booth number 8 in Ward no. 69, booth 14 in ward number 70 and booth 12 in ward 71
– Lalu family will put a vote on Patna’s ward 4 model polling station
– DM Sanjay Agrawal on the booth of Ward 27, cast vote, Lee Selfie with EVM
– Delay in voting for BJP Neja Sushil Modi due to poor EVM of Ward 43 booth 14
– Union Minister Ramkripal Yadav has voted Voting This time three new wards are linked in the municipal corporation. This means that this time the election process is being organized for 75 wards. The corporation is being elected from five years 2017 to 2022. The winning representative will be the ward councilor in the municipal corporation by 2022. This time, a total of 1512 polling stations have been set up in 75 wards. Of these 816 polling booths have been declared highly sensitive and 696 centers have been declared sensitive. A total of ten thousand police personnel have been deployed on duty to complete the process of peace in a peaceful manner. Significantly, after the election, there will be counting of votes on 9th June.
