Voting has started for the second phase of Assembly Elections in Jammu and Kashmir, covering 26 constituencies. The polls began at 7 AM and will close at 6 PM, with strong security measures in place to encourage voter participation. A total of 3,502 polling stations have been set up, including 1,056 in urban areas and 2,446 in rural areas, all equipped with webcasting to ensure a transparent voting process. Key political figures such as former Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and leaders from various parties are in the running. The elections will be conducted in three phases, with the third phase set for October 1 and the vote counting scheduled for October 8.
Jammu and Kashmir is currently in the midst of its Assembly Elections, with voting for the second phase taking place today. Polling began at 7 AM and will continue until 6 PM. Authorities have implemented extensive security measures to encourage voter participation. A total of 3,502 polling stations have been set up, which includes 1,056 in urban areas and 2,446 in rural regions, all equipped with webcasting technology for transparency.
Notable political figures such as National Conference leader Omar Abdullah, Congress chief Tariq Hamid Qarrah, BJP president Ravinder Raina, and Apni Party President Altaf Bukhari are among those whose futures in politics will be determined today.
These elections in Jammu and Kashmir are being organized in three phases. After today’s voting for 26 seats, the third phase is scheduled for October 1, with the results to be announced on October 8. As the region moves forward in this crucial electoral process, the turnout will be closely monitored to ensure a fair and democratic outcome.
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What is happening in Jammu and Kashmir right now?
The second phase of voting for the elections is taking place in Jammu and Kashmir. -
When will the voting end?
Voting will end at a specific time today, usually in the evening. Check local news for the exact time. -
Who can vote in this election?
Anyone who is a registered voter and meets the age requirement can vote in the election. -
How do I know where to vote?
You can find your voting location on the election commission’s website or by checking with local authorities. - What should I bring when I go to vote?
Make sure to bring a valid photo ID and your voter registration details to the polling station.
