The first phase of Jharkhand's Assembly elections is set to take place on November 13, covering 43 constituencies. The polling will occur from 7 AM to 5 PM, though some booths will close at 4 PM. The second phase follows on November 20 for 38 remaining constituencies, with counting scheduled for November 23.
The eagerly awaited first phase of the Jharkhand Assembly elections is around the corner, taking place on November 13. A total of 43 constituencies will participate in this initial voting phase, setting the stage for critical political shifts within the state.
Voting will commence at 7 AM and conclude at 5 PM. However, it's crucial to note that for 950 polling booths, the voting will wrap up an hour earlier, at 4 PM. Voters who are already in line by 4 PM will still be permitted to cast their ballots, ensuring that every voice is heard.
Jharkhand has established 15,344 polling stations across the state to accommodate voters and facilitate a smooth electoral process. To uphold safety and order during these elections, over 200 companies of security personnel have been strategically deployed throughout various locations.
In this first phase, a total of 683 candidates are vying for election, which includes 73 women candidates. The 43 constituencies comprise 17 general seats, 20 reserved for Scheduled Tribes, and 6 for Scheduled Castes, highlighting a focus on tribal representation within the political sphere.
The second phase of voting is scheduled for November 20, covering the remaining 38 constituencies. All votes will be counted on November 23, marking a significant moment for the state's political future. As the election unfolds, the participation and turnout will be closely monitored, reflecting the democratic engagement of the populace and their aspirations for governance.
As the state gears up for the elections, various stakeholders, including political parties and community leaders, are preparing to engage voters and ensure a successful electoral process. The upcoming polls are not only vital for the current political landscape but also for the direction of Jharkhand’s development in the years to come.
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