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Jammu PC records 71.91% voter turnout in second Phase of Lok Sabha Elections

Gadyal Desk by Gadyal Desk
26/04/2024
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Lok Sabha Polls  Udhampur PC records 65.08 % till 5:00 PM
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Jammu, April 26, : Second phase of voting for the 18th Lok Sabha Elections concluded peacefully in Jammu Parliamentary Constituency today. The district of Jammu, along with Samba, Reasi, and a part of Rajouri, witnessed a remarkable tentative voter turnout of 71.91%.

 

This high participation reflects voters’ unwavering commitment and deep faith in the democratic system, contributing to a flourishing society.

 

The polling took place across 2,416 polling stations, all equipped with necessary facilities. Additionally, 1,364 polling stations were live webcasted. More than 15,000 polling staff has performed poll duty.

Despite scorching hot weather, enthusiastic voters from Jammu, Samba, Reasi, and Rajouri turned out in record numbers to cast their ballots. Long queues formed at polling stations as people eagerly waited for their turn, with youth and first-time voters excitedly participating in this festival of democracy.

 

Chief Electoral Officer, Jammu and Kashmir, Pandurang K. Pole closely monitored the voting process from the UT level Command and Control Center established at Nirvachan Bhawan, Jammu. Polling began at 7:00 am and continued until 6:00 pm or the conclusion of polling, whichever was later.

 

At each polling station, basic amenities such as water, electricity, toilets, ramps, and waiting rooms were provided to ensure smooth and successful elections. Wheelchairs and helpers were also available for voters in need. To promote inclusive voting, 10 polling booths were managed by women (referred to as pink polling stations), 10 by specially abled persons, and 9 by youths.

 

Furthermore, 12 green polling stations were established to raise awareness about environmental concerns.

 

Chief Electoral Officer congratulated all the first time voters and expressed gratitude towards all the voters for their enthusiastic participation in the polling for the second phase of General Elections. He also complimented the polling personnel engaged in the election process for successful conduct of the second phase of elections in Jammu and Kashmir. (KDC)

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