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In the second phase of polling for the Jammu & Kashmir Assembly elections, a 54.11% voter turnout was recorded by 7 PM. This phase covered multiple constituencies across six districts, including Rajouri, Poonch, Reasi, and central Kashmir regions like Srinagar, Ganderbal, and Budgam.
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J&K Chief Electoral Officer PK Pole has reported significant voter turnout during the ongoing Assembly elections. The highest participation so far has been recorded in the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi, Katra assembly constituency with 79.95%, and polling is still ongoing in some areas.
In Reasi district, which has three assembly constituencies, voter turnout stands at 74.14%, the highest among districts. Poonch follows closely with 73.78%, Rajouri at 69.85%, Ganderbal at 62.63%, and Budgam at 61.31%. In Srinagar, voter turnout is at 29.24% as polling continues in some stations.
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In a unique move for the J&K Assembly Election 2024, the Election Commission has arranged special Shikara services for voters living near Dal Lake in Srinagar. These boats are helping residents reach their designated polling booths in the Zadibal Assembly Constituency, ensuring that even those in hard-to-reach areas can participate in the democratic process.
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Voters stand in queue to cast their votes in the Mata Vaishno Devi assembly constituency.
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In the second phase of polling for the Jammu & Kashmir Assembly elections, a voter turnout of 46.12% was recorded by 3 PM. This phase covers 26 constituencies spread across six districts of the Union Territory (UT).
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Despite ongoing terror activities in the past three years, the people of Rajouri and Poonch districts in Jammu and Kashmir have continued their tradition of actively participating in elections. Known as the Pir Panjal region, these districts, along with Reasi and central Kashmir areas like Srinagar, Ganderbal, and Budgam, are voting in the second phase of the three-phase elections on Wednesday.
Voter enthusiasm was clear as residents, including those near the Line of Control (LoC), began lining up early at polling stations. Officials reported that polling in these sensitive areas was progressing peacefully, reflecting the region's commitment to shaping the future government of Jammu and Kashmir.
J&K: During his visit to the polling booth Today, the US Deputy Chief of Mission Jorgan K Andrews who was a part of the foreign delegation said, "It's all good, we are very pleased to be here."
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People are lining up outside the polling station at 20-Khanyar, Srinagar, as the second phase of elections proceeds smoothly.
A voter turnout of 36.93% has been recorded by 1 PM during the second phase of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections.
36.93% voter turnout recorded till 1 pm in the second phase of J&K Assembly elections. pic.twitter.com/3bXVo7H07s
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Congress MP Rahul Gandhi expressed his belief that Jammu and Kashmir's statehood should have been restored before the elections, calling it the appropriate course of action. He emphasized the importance of restoring the democratic rights of the people of J&K, urging for a swift return to statehood.
VIDEO | "We thought that the statehood (of Jammu & Kashmir) would be restored before the elections, and that was the right method. We want that your democratic right - the statehood of J&K - be restored at the earliest," says Congress MP Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) in Jammu. pic.twitter.com/6AcwfWxcBO— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) September 25, 2024In the remote areas of Tuksan, located in the Gulabgarh Assembly constituency (AC-56), first-time voters are making their voices heard. Their strong turnout signifies a growing engagement in the democratic process.
In Budgam, J&K, National Conference MP Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi expressed satisfaction with the positive response received during campaigning in both phases of the elections. He conveyed hope for improved results in this phase.
During a public meeting in RS Pura, Jammu, JKPDP President Mehbooba Mufti addressed the critical issues of high unemployment and increasing crime rates in Jammu and Kashmir. She urged the public to consider their options, suggesting it may be time to "change the doctor" if the current government fails to provide effective solutions.
VIDEO | “Unemployment is highest in Jammu and Kashmir. Earlier, there used to be no crime but now the situation has changed. It’s on you to decide how you want to come out of this. We should change the doctor (referring to government) if he isn’t giving us good treatment,” says… pic.twitter.com/cDLWayzO4X— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) September 25, 2024Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar expressed immense happiness over the enthusiastic voter turnout across Jammu and Kashmir during the second phase of voting. He noted the presence of long queues of voters, even in areas previously marked by calls for boycott, highlighting the peaceful and fair nature of the elections. Kumar emphasized that this is a significant moment in the history of Jammu and Kashmir, showcasing democracy in action, with diplomats from various countries observing the process firsthand.
Green Polling Station No. 68 in AC-58, Shri Mata Vaishno Devi, buzzes with vibrant energy as voters step out to cast their ballots in an eco-friendly setting. The lush, green atmosphere mirrors the spirit of democracy, encouraging citizens to make their voices heard in this unique, nature-inspired space.
Green polling station no 68,AC-58 ShriMata Vaishno DeviVibrant energy at the green polling station!🌿People are coming out to vote in a space as beautiful as democracy itself. Let’s make our voices heard in this lush,green setting! @ECISVEEP @ceo_UTJK @vishesh_jk @diprjk pic.twitter.com/w26j37Sfa8— Information & PR, Reasi (@dioreasi1) September 25, 2024Union Minister Ramdas Athawale praised the high voter turnout in the second phase of J&K elections, calling it a positive sign. He expressed confidence in BJP's victory, attributing it to the efforts of PM Modi and Union Minister Amit Shah in reducing terrorism and promoting development in the region.
#watch | Delhi: On the second phase of J&K elections, Union Minister Ramdas Athawale says, "It is a very good sign that people are coming out to vote in large numbers...BJP will emerge victorious in these elections as with the efforts of PM Modi and Union Minister Amit Shah… pic.twitter.com/n1y8DhF8IJ— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024A foreign delegation visited polling stations in Ompora (Budgam), Amira Kadal, and SP College in Chinar Bagh, Lal Bagh constituency. At SP College, they observed a special pink polling station, entirely managed by women. Notably, these stations had recorded low voter turnout in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.
The foreign delegation visited polling stations in Ompora (Budgam), followed by stops at Amira Kadal and SP College, Chinar Bagh, within the Lal Bagh constituency.At SP College, delegates had the chance to visit a special pink polling station, managed entirely by women.… https://t.co/e17okcftnc— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024J&K Congress President Tariq Hameed Karra mentioned that people felt trapped and had been waiting for the elections to express their frustrations. He said their anger was due to several reasons, including constitutional, legal, cultural, and religious matters, and the elections gave them a chance to speak out.
VIDEO | Jammu and Kashmir Election 2024: “People were feeling suffocated. They were looking for an opportunity to give vent to their anger and the anger was for multiple purposes.., may it be constitutional, legal, cultural or religious. They were waiting for the elections to… pic.twitter.com/umcE9BZufq— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) September 25, 2024Budgam, J&K: Ghulam Nabi Lone Hanjura, PDP candidate from the Charari Sharief Assembly constituency, cast his vote during the second phase of the J&K Assembly elections. He emphasized the positive atmosphere at the polling booth, noting that voters have eagerly awaited this moment for the past ten years, and their enthusiasm is palpable.
#watch | Budgam, J&K: PDP candidate from Charari Sharief Assembly constituency Ghulam Nabi Lone Hanjura casts his vote at a polling booth, in the second phase of J&K Assembly elections.He says, "There is a good atmosphere here, the people have been waiting for elections for the… pic.twitter.com/qiVNCbS5eM— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024At the SDA polling booth in Srinagar's Bemina, Alice Cheng from the Singapore High Commission noted the similarity in polling arrangements between India and Singapore, with government buildings being used to ensure accessibility. She expressed gratitude to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) for organizing the visit, allowing the delegation to witness the voting process firsthand.
#watch | At SDA polling booth in Srinagar's Bemina, Alice Cheng from the Singapore High Commission says, "The organisation is very similar to Singapore where you use government buildings to make it accessible for people. So, we are very grateful to MEA for organising this trip… pic.twitter.com/V1VimiQcMD— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024Rahul Gandhi appealed to the people of Jammu and Kashmir during the second phase of voting, encouraging them to come out in large numbers to vote for their rights and prosperity. He criticized the BJP for taking away J&K's statehood, calling it an insult to their constitutional rights. Gandhi emphasized that each vote for the INDIA alliance would help dismantle the injustice imposed by the BJP and pave the way for a prosperous future in Jammu and Kashmir.
जम्मू-कश्मीर के मेरे भाइयों और बहनों, आज दूसरे चरण का मतदान है, बड़ी संख्या में निकल कर अपने हक़, खुशहाली और बरकत के लिए वोट करें - INDIA को वोट करें।आपसे आपका statehood छीन कर भाजपा सरकार ने आपका अपमान और आपके संवैधानिक अधिकारों से खिलवाड़ किया है।INDIA को दिया आपका एक-एक…— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) September 25, 2024A diplomat from Rwanda remarked on the seamless organization of the voting process, noting that polling began at 7 am and will continue until 6 pm. They expressed optimism, stating that authorities expect a strong turnout from voters throughout the day.
#watch | A diplomat from Rwanda says, "...The organisation is smooth and we are told that it (voting) started at 7 am and will go on till 6 pm...They are expecting everyone to come in and vote..." pic.twitter.com/XWjqPm70bx— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024A group of diplomats from multiple countries has arrived at a polling station in the Bemina area of Srinagar to observe the ongoing J&K Assembly elections.
#watch | J&K Assembly elections | A delegation of diplomats from various countries arrives at a polling station in Bemina area of Srinagar to witness the polling process. 26 constituencies across six districts of the UT are voting today. pic.twitter.com/AkmFIWfR9O— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024Omar Abdullah, JKNC vice president and candidate, expressed confusion over the government's invitation to foreign diplomats to observe the polling in J&K. He criticized the contradiction of allowing foreign officials to visit while asserting that Kashmir is an internal matter. Abdullah pointed out that people are voting despite ongoing challenges from the Government of India and questioned why foreign journalists are not permitted to cover the elections, labeling the diplomats' visit as a form of "guided tourism."
#watch | On foreign delegation's visit to witness polling process in J&K, JKNC vice president & candidate Omar Abdullah says, "...I don't understand it. When the same people comment on J&K, Government of India issues a statement that Jammu & Kashmir is our internal matter and… https://t.co/FX2BjzfsYS pic.twitter.com/LHulsIf2u8— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024Omar Abdullah expressed optimism about the ongoing second phase of polling, noting strong voter turnout. He highlighted that the NC is hopeful of securing the majority of votes, with Congress candidates also receiving support in alliance seats. Abdullah anticipates the formation of an NC-Congress government after October 8.
#watch | Omar Abdullah says, "Today, polling for second phase is underway. Right now, as per the reports, voters are voting in large numbers. I am always asked what are our expectations. No candidate contests to lose. We expect that maximum votes today will go to NC candidates… https://t.co/E5AOYhiAXG pic.twitter.com/1GmhJZAwle— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024JKNC Vice President Omar Abdullah and President Farooq Abdullah proudly displayed their inked fingers after casting their votes in Srinagar. Joining them were Omar Abdullah's sons, Zahir and Zamir Abdullah, who were also present at the polling station.
Jammu and Kashmir National Conference (JKNC) president Farooq Abdullah, accompanied by his son and party vice president Omar Abdullah, arrived at a polling booth in Srinagar to cast their votes in the second phase of the J&K Assembly elections. Omar Abdullah is contesting as the party’s candidate from Budgam and Ganderbal constituencies.
#watch | JKNC president Farooq Abdullah and his son & party's vice president Omar Abdullah arrive at a polling booth in Srinagar to cast their vote in the second phase of J&K Assembly elections. Omar Abdullah is party's candidate from Budgam and Ganderbal. pic.twitter.com/llxd9rKGof— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024South African diplomat Lara Swart shared her thoughts, saying, "We are from 15 different countries, and this is my first visit to Jammu and Kashmir. It is truly a privilege to be invited by the Ministry of External Affairs to observe the polling stations and the democratic process here."
#watch | South African diplomat Lara Swart says, "I think we are from 15 countries. It is the first time that I am visiting Jammu and Kashmir. It is really a privilege to be invited by the Ministry of External Affairs to come and visit the polling stations..." pic.twitter.com/iQgqW9ELo3— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024A high-level delegation of senior diplomats from countries including the USA, Mexico, Guyana, South Korea, Somalia, Panama, Singapore, Nigeria, Spain, South Africa, Norway, Tanzania, Rwanda, Algeria, and the Philippines is visiting Jammu & Kashmir to witness the ongoing Assembly elections. Most embassies are represented by their Charge d'Affaires or Deputy Chiefs of Mission, while others are represented by political officers at Minister-Counselor or Counselor ranks.
USA, Mexico, Guyana, South Korea, Somalia, Panama, Singapore, Nigeria, Spain, South Africa, Norway, Tanzania, Rwanda, Algeria,…
#watch | J&K Assembly elections | A delegation of diplomats from various countries arrives at a polling booth in Budgam area to witness the polling process. 26 constituencies across six districts of the UT are voting today. pic.twitter.com/N1ZFlE2nYN— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024The second phase of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections saw a voter turnout of 10.22% by 9 AM. Voters across the region are actively participating in the democratic process,
10.22% voter turnout recorded till 9 am in the second phase of J&K Assembly elections. pic.twitter.com/TfdT3b5Avu— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024Rakesh Kumar expressed that the abrogation of Article 370 has led to numerous changes in Jammu and Kashmir. He believes that the upcoming elections will usher in even more transformations. As the Brand Ambassador of the J&K Election Commission, Kumar emphasized the importance of voting, urging young people to participate and elect a government that prioritizes development. He praised Prime Minister Modi for his support of athletes and noted that under his leadership, the sports culture in India is evolving, aiming for a top-five finish in the 2028 Paralympics.
#watch | Rakesh Kumar says, "Ever since the abrogation of Article 370 from J&K, we have seen several changes. When a Government comes to power after these elections, I think we will see even more changes...As far as the candidate is concerned, I think we should definitely cast… https://t.co/mJVfa5bj6L pic.twitter.com/iBebOUsDzX— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024Zaffer Habib, the Jammu and Kashmir Apni Party candidate for the Central Shalteng Assembly constituency, emphasized the need for development in the area. He noted that voters are participating in large numbers, expressing their desire for change. Habib further stated that statehood and special status should be reinstated and urged everyone to exercise their right to vote.
#watch | Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Apni Party candidate from the Central Shalteng Assembly constituency, Zaffer Habib says, "We want development in the constituency...People are coming out in large numbers to vote and they are voting for change...Statehood and special status… pic.twitter.com/czmHD6twtT— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024Pushpa Dutt Raina, father of J&K BJP chief and candidate from the Nowshera constituency, Ravinder Raina, expressed his pride in his son's dedication to the nation. He noted that Ravinder has had a strong interest and love for his country since his school days. Over the past decade, he has actively engaged in politics, working tirelessly for the betterment of the community.
#watch | Rajouri: J&K BJP chief and party's candidate from Nowshera constituency, Ravinder Raina's father Pushpa Dutt Raina says, "Since his school days he had a lot of interest and love for the country. For the last ten years, he has actively been part of politics..." https://t.co/XRnd4Jedd9 pic.twitter.com/eVCe7vDXqO— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024In a show of civic duty, bronze medal-winning Paralympian archer Rakesh Kumar exercised his right to vote at a polling booth in Katra during the Jammu & Kashmir Assembly Elections.
#watch | J&K Assembly Elections | Bronze medal-winning Paralympian archer Rakesh Kumar casts his vote at a polling booth in Katra. pic.twitter.com/QatGro9slQ— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024In Rajouri, Ravinder Raina, the J&K BJP chief and candidate for the Nowshera constituency, expressed his gratitude by seeking blessings from his mother following his participation in the ongoing Assembly elections.
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra emphasized the importance of the right to vote, stating that it is their most crucial right. She highlighted that this right had been taken away from them over the past decade, during which their voices on essential issues such as electricity, water, roads, employment, income, trade, land, and forests were silenced. She urged the citizens to reclaim their power by participating in the second phase of elections, encouraging them to vote for a government that prioritizes their future, livelihoods, and pressing concerns.
जम्मू-कश्मीर की मेरी प्यारी बहनों और भाइयों वोट का अधिकार आपका सबसे अहम अधिकार है। पिछले 10 सालों से इस अधिकार को आपसे दूर कर दिया गया। आपके- बिजली, पानी, सड़क, रोजगार, कमाई, व्यापार, जमीन, जंगल- जैसे मुद्दों से जुड़ी आवाज उठाने पर पाबन्दी लगाई गई। आपके प्रतिनिधि चुनने के…— Priyanka Gandhi Vadra (@priyankagandhi) September 25, 2024Omar Abdullah, a leader of the National Conference contesting from the Ganderbal and Budgam Assembly seats, expressed optimism about the elections, stating, “The first phase of polling went well. We expect a good turnout from the second phase as well.”
VIDEO | Jammu and Kashmir Election 2024: “First phase (of polling) went well. We expect a good turnout from the second phase also,” says National Conference leader Omar Abdullah (@OmarAbdullah), who is contesting from Ganderbal and Budgam Assembly seats.… pic.twitter.com/KAjTguclZ0— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) September 25, 2024Aga Syed Muntazir Mehdi, the Jammu & Kashmir Peoples Democratic Party candidate from Budgam Assembly constituency, highlighted the importance of the elections, stating, "The elections in J&K are very significant." He further remarked on his competition, saying, "I have no competition here as the public of the constituency has placed their trust in me, and they will not trust any outsider."
#watch | Budgam, J&K: Jammu & Kashmir Peoples Democratic Party candidate from Budgam Assembly constituency, Aga Syed Muntazir Mehdi says, "The elections in J&K are very significant..."On JKNC candidate Omar Abdullah, he says, "I have no competition here as the public of the… pic.twitter.com/OkWQe19mYh— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024Rajaji Chaudhary, a Kashmiri Pandit voter, emphasized the significance of participating in elections, stating, "Voting is a democratic right for every citizen, and everyone should cast their vote. It’s essential to choose a candidate committed to developmental work. We aim to reconnect with our roots. As someone who spent his childhood in Kashmir, I feel a deep emotional connection to my homeland, despite being labeled as a migrant."
Abdul Rahim Rather, the JKNC candidate from the Charar-i-Sharief Assembly constituency, expressed his joy after casting his vote, stating, "It is a moment of happiness that the people of Jammu and Kashmir are finally voting after 10 years. Over the past decade, the public has encountered numerous difficulties. I urge voters to come out and vote in large numbers."
#watch | Budgam, J&K: After casting his vote, JKNC candidate from Charar-i-Sharief Assembly constituency, Abdul Rahim Rather says, "It is a matter of happiness that the public of J&K are voting after 10 years...For the past 10 years, the public has been facing a lot of… https://t.co/DPj3HUBDQz pic.twitter.com/RxjpwnkRFM— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024Arif Laigaroo, the PDP candidate from the Habba Kadal Assembly constituency, remarked on the political silence following the abrogation of Article 370 and 35A in 2019, noting, "There was a lack of representation for the people here. Now, they finally have the opportunity to express their voices. The residents of Habba Kadal are eager for local representation, and we believe they will drive change today. Voters must use their power wisely."
#watch | Srinagar, J&K | PDP candidate from Habba Kadal Assembly constituency, Arif Laigaroo says, "When the political discourse ended here after the abrogation of Article 370 and 35A in 2019, the people here were silent. There was no representation. Finally, the people here got… pic.twitter.com/IHb4SdRAUn— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024A voter in Jammu emphasized the importance of casting votes, stating, "I appeal to the voters to come and cast their vote. For Kashmiri Pandits, Jammu is our home, but our inner connection lies with Kashmir. All registered voters should come out and make their voices heard."
#watch | J&K: "I appeal to the voters to come and cast their vote...Kashmiri Pandits connect with Kashmir. Jammu is our home but the inner connection is with Kashmir...All the registered voters should come and cast their vote...," says a voter, in Jammu. https://t.co/HGnm9dpc3A pic.twitter.com/qLdN7PToyn— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024Sheikh Abdul Rashid, Lok Sabha MP from Baramulla and chief of the Awami Ittehad Party, expressed hope that voters in central Kashmir would listen to their consciences while casting their ballots. He urged urban voters to prioritize their needs and choose candidates who address their everyday concerns. Rashid is optimistic that the Awami Ittehad Party will gain significant support in Srinagar and Budgam.
VIDEO | Jammu and Kashmir Election 2024: "I hope that the people will vote in central Kashmir listening to the voice of their conscience. I appeal to the city voters that city is the heart of Kashmir and you all should listen to conscience while voting and don't vote under any… pic.twitter.com/aZ5GZGY9lY— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) September 25, 2024In a remarkable display of empowerment, 88-year-old Sheelo Devi stepped out to cast her vote in AC-57 Reasi for the second phase of elections. After voting, she joyfully took a selfie, inspiring others in Reasi to participate in the democratic process. The community is coming together, showing their commitment to voting.
Nari shakti in true essence , Smt Sheelo Devi age 88 came out to vote and enthusiastically took a selfie after voting in AC-57 Reasi for the second phase of elections begins. People of reasi coming out to vote @ECISVEEP @SpokespersonECI @ceo_UTJK @vishesh_jk @diprjk pic.twitter.com/prFabrCoVK— Information & PR, Reasi (@dioreasi1) September 25, 2024The spirit of democracy is vibrant in Thanamandi, Rajouri, where enthusiastic voters are lining up to cast their ballots at a special polling station managed entirely by women.
#jkassemblypolls2024 #festivalofdemocracy in full energy in Thanamandi, Rajouri lined up to cast their vote at #women managed special polling station.#novotertobeleftbehind #ivote4sure #myvotemypride@ECISVEEP @diprjk @ddnews_jammu @DioRajouri @dmrajouri pic.twitter.com/EGEEIeNIDk— CEO UT OF J&K (@ceo_UTJK) September 25, 2024In Ganderbal, residents are forming long queues at a polling station in the Kangan Assembly constituency as they head out to cast their votes in the second phase of the Assembly elections today.
J&K National Conference candidate Javed Rana participated in the voting process at a polling station in Poonch for the Mendhar assembly constituency. He is contesting against BJP's Murtaza Ahmed Khan and Jammu & Kashmir Peoples Democratic Party's Nadeem Ahmed Khan in this election.
#watch | Poonch, J&K: JKNC candidate from Mendhar assembly constituency, Javed Rana cast his vote at a polling station in Poonch.BJP has fielded Murtaza Ahmed Khan while Jammu & Kashmir Peoples Democratic Party has fielded Nadeem Ahmed Khan from the constituency, pic.twitter.com/JS8QJtnaGR— ANI (@ANI) September 25, 2024Visuals from a polling station in Reasi show voters enthusiastically participating and exercising their right to vote in large numbers.
#jkassemblyelections2024 🇮🇳 Polling underway in J&K under second phase of Assembly Elections.▶️ Visuals from polling station in Reasi where voters are coming out in large numbers to exercise their right to vote@ECISVEEP @ceo_UTJK @DDNewslive @diprjk pic.twitter.com/44VJctmL1y— DD NEWS JAMMU | डीडी न्यूज़ जम्मू (@ddnews_jammu) September 25, 2024Facilities such as wheelchairs and dedicated volunteers are in place to guarantee a smooth voting experience for elderly and persons with disabilities (PwD) voters. Comprehensive arrangements have been made to ensure seamless participation in the electoral process.
Every vote counts! #voiceyourchoiceWheelchair & volunteer facilities to ensure a smooth voting experience for our elderly & PwD voters. All arrangements have been made to provide a seamless voting experience #jammuandkashmirelections @ceo_UTJK@diprjk @ECISVEEP pic.twitter.com/CFdCPHyu0i— DD NEWS SRINAGAR (@ddnewsSrinagar) September 25, 2024Get Breaking News First and Latest Updates from India and around the world on News24. Follow News24 on Facebook, Twitter.
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