"The publication and dissemination of exit polls of any kind in
Jharkhand and Jammu and Kashmir have been banned," Chief Election
Commissioner of Jharkhand P K Jajoria, said while quoting a statement of
ECI here on Tuesday.In Jammu and Kashmir, twelve sitting MLAs, including seven ministers, are among 123 candidates trying their luck in the 15 constituencies that are going to polls in all three regions of the state.
The Assembly segments going to polls include Kishtwar, Inderwal,
Doda, Bhaderwah, Ramban and Banihal (in Jammu division); Gurez,
Bandipora, Sonawari, Kangan and Ganderbal (in Kashmir), Nobra, Leh,
Kargil and Zanskar (in Ladakh).
A total of 10,502,50 voters, including 5,49,698 males and 5,00,539
females, besides 13 transgenders are eligible to exercise their right to
franchise in the first phase of the polls.Nearly 1900 polling stations
have been set-up by the election authorities in these 15 constituencies.
In Jharkhand, an electorate of 33,61,938, of whom 15,77,090 are female voters, are eligible to exercise their franchise to choose among 199 candidates, including 18 women.
In Jharkhand, an electorate of 33,61,938, of whom 15,77,090 are female voters, are eligible to exercise their franchise to choose among 199 candidates, including 18 women.
All 13 seats are spread over the six Maoist-affected districts of Palamau, Gumla, Lohardaga, Chatra, Garhwa and Latehar.
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