Nagaland: 6 districts, 4 lakh voters; Polling 0% – Loksabha elections 2024 polling in Nagaland analysis | Malayalam News, India News | Manorama Online

Kolkata ∙ In Nagaland, out of 4 lakh voters in 6 districts, none voted for 19. The rare boycott was in Mon, Tusang, Kiffair, Longli, Noklak and Shamtore districts demanding a separate state in the name of Frontier Nagaland. All 20 MLAs of the ruling NDPP and BJP did not participate in the polls. The election was for the only Lok Sabha seat in Nagaland. In 2019, the turnout was 83%, but this time it was only 56.91%. There are 13.5 lakh voters in 16 districts across the state.

NDPP’s Dr. The candidates are Chumben Mari, S. Supongmeren Jamir of Congress and independent candidate Haitung Bill Lotha. Alleging that development has not reached Eastern Nagaland, residents of the region are demanding a separate state. The struggle is led by the Eastern Nagaland People’s Organization, which is led by various tribes. Although the state government has recommended that autonomous councils be granted to 6 districts, there is a demand for full statehood.

Manipur repolling tomorrow in 11 booths

Kolkata ∙ Manipur repolling tomorrow in 11 booths. In the Inner Manipur Constituency, the repolling was held in places where booths were looted and voting machines were vandalized. There have been reports of incidents of fraudulent voting en masse by armed groups seizing booths.

83.88% in Lakshadweep

Kochi ∙ 83.88% polling in Lakshadweep where elections were held in the first phase. The polling percentage in 2019 was 85.21. Out of 57,784 voters, 48,468 people have cast their votes this time. Women are at the forefront; 24,278 persons. 24,190 men also voted. Bitra, the smallest island, recorded 100 percent polling.

Minikoi has the lowest turnout. Out of 8,602 voters, only 5,479 voted – 63.70% turnout. 86.27% votes were polled in Kavarathi. Anthro has the highest voter turnout at 86.72%. The polling percentage in other islands are Chetlat (90.81), Kiltan (89.89), Kadamat (88.97), Amini (88.65), Kalpeni (82.32) and Agathi (87.51). The fight is between NCP (SP) candidate Mohammad Faisal, Congress candidate Hamdullah Saeed, NCP Ajit Pawar faction candidate T. P. Yusuf and independent candidate K. Koya.

Polling in Tamil Nadu is down

Chennai ∙ Tamil Nadu polling 69.46%. 72.09% was reported yesterday. In 2019, the polling was 72.44%. 3% less this time.