 "In Srinagar, women voters dominate as crucial assembly polls approach, highlighting a significant electoral shift ahead of September 25 voting.")
The upcoming assembly bypolls in Srinagar district on September 25 reveal a significant trend: women voters outnumber men in six out of the eight assembly segments. With 774,462 registered voters, 387,778 are female and 386,654 are male, highlighting the increasing participation of women in the electoral process. Notably, the Zadibal constituency has the highest number of voters at 112,864, along with the most polling stations for easier access. To ensure smooth voting, the Election Commission has set up 932 polling stations across the district, catering to all voters, including those from the third gender category. Arrangements are in place for a peaceful electoral experience as the district prepares for the second phase of legislative assembly polls.
Srinagar District Prepares for Upcoming Assembly Elections with a Focus on Women Voters
In the upcoming assembly elections on September 25, the Srinagar district is experiencing a notable trend: women voters are outnumbering men. According to official data, there are 774,462 registered voters in the district, with a significant count of 387,778 females compared to 386,654 males. This marks an important shift in the region’s electoral landscape, with most of the eight assembly segments showing a higher number of female voters, except for Central Shalteng and Eidgah.
The Election Commission of India (ECI) is taking substantial steps to ensure a smooth voting process. They have established 932 polling stations across the district, with 885 located in urban areas and 47 in rural locations. This arrangement aims to facilitate hassle-free participation for all citizens.
Among the various constituencies, the Zadibal segment leads in registered voters with 112,864, comprising 56,408 males and 56,451 females. It also has the highest number of polling stations in the district, totaling 143. Other constituencies like Hazratbal, Lal Chowk, and Habbakadal also display a balanced voter demographic, contributing to this historic moment.
With the elections on the horizon, officials are optimistic about a peaceful voting experience, making sure all registered voters can exercise their rights effectively.
Stay tuned for more updates as the election date approaches.
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Why are more women registering to vote in J&K Assembly elections?
Women are becoming more aware of their rights and the importance of their vote, leading to increased registration. -
How does the number of registered women compare to men?
Recent reports show that more women have registered to vote than men in the J&K Assembly elections. -
What factors contribute to this increase in women voters?
Education, social awareness campaigns, and support from local organizations are helping more women to register. -
Is this trend seen in other parts of India as well?
Yes, many states in India are also seeing an increase in women voters, as awareness grows. - What is being done to encourage women to vote?
Programs are being launched to educate women about voting rights, and transportation and safety measures are also being improved.
