64.39% voting in the second phase of Gujarat elections: this figure is even better in rural areas, maximum votes were cast in Sabarkantha

Voting for the second phase for the Gujarat Assembly Elections 2022 also ended at 5 pm today. In this phase of elections, voting started at 8 am on Monday for 93 seats in 14 districts. According to the latest figures, 64.39% votes were cast. Although the final percentage is yet to come

Talking about the average, the highest turnout of 70.90% was recorded in Sabarkantha and the lowest was recorded in Ahmedabad at 55.21%. In the second phase, 833 candidates are in the fray. Like the first phase, in the second phase too, the percentage of voting has been higher in rural areas than in cities.

Heeraba reached the booth in a wheelchair
PM Narendra Modi’s mother Heeraba reached the polling booth in a wheelchair for voting. For senior citizens above 80 years and unwell, the facility of voting from home was given. Despite this, Hiraba, who has turned 100 herself, reached the booth and voted and gave a message to those people who do not go to vote due to laziness.

PM waited for his turn in the booth
PM Modi cast his vote at a polling booth in Ranip area of Ahmedabad. When the PM reached Ranip to vote, he was welcomed with drums and drums. At the same time, a woman was standing near the ballot box in the polling booth, so she also waited for her turn. After voting, the PM came out and showed the ink mark. During this, slogans of Modi-Modi started echoing all around.

64.39% voting in the second phase of Gujarat elections: this figure is even better in rural areas, maximum votes were cast in Sabarkantha

Ahmedabad / New Delhi3 days ago
Voting for the second phase for the Gujarat Assembly Elections 2022 also ended at 5 pm today. In this phase of elections, voting started at 8 am on Monday for 93 seats in 14 districts. According to the latest figures, 64.39% votes were cast. However, the final percentage is yet to come.


Talking about the average, the highest turnout of 70.90% was recorded in Sabarkantha and the lowest was recorded in Ahmedabad at 55.21%. In the second phase, 833 candidates are in the fray. Like the first phase, in the second phase too, the percentage of voting has been higher in rural areas than in cities.

Heeraba reached the booth in a wheelchair


PM Narendra Modi’s mother Heeraba reached the polling booth in a wheelchair for voting. For senior citizens above 80 years and unwell, the facility of voting from home was given. Despite this, Hiraba, who has turned 100 herself, reached the booth and voted and gave a message to those people who do not go to vote due to laziness.

PM waited for his turn in the booth
PM Modi cast his vote at a polling booth in Ranip area of Ahmedabad. When the PM reached Ranip to vote, he was welcomed with drums and drums. At the same time, a woman was standing near the ballot box in the polling booth, so she also waited for her turn. After voting, the PM came out and showed the ink mark. During this, slogans of Modi-Modi started echoing all around.


Home Minister Amit Shah along with his family voted at 10.45 am at Naranpura in Ahmedabad.


Congress accuses PM Modi of campaigning before voting
The Congress has accused PM Modi of holding a roadshow before casting his vote. Congress leader Pawan Kheda said that in the second phase of Gujarat elections, PM Modi went to vote in Ahmedabad, but before that he did a road show of 2.5 hours. What was the compulsion of the Election Commission that it is silent on this road show. It seems that the commission is deliberately under pressure.

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