Phase 6 on 25th May marks a pivotal phase in the Lok Sabha elections, with over 11 crore eligible voters set to cast their ballots across 58 constituencies. Among these, one significant seat is Anantnag-Rajouri in Jammu and Kashmir, where polling was rescheduled from phase three to six due to adverse weather conditions.
Despite concerns over the impact of a cyclone, the India Meteorological Department has assured that there will be no adverse effects on the polling process. However, specific details regarding this assurance were not provided.
Several Lok Sabha and assembly seats in Odisha and parliamentary constituencies in West Bengal are also up for grabs in this phase. The participation of voters is vital, as it will determine the representation of these regions in the country’s highest legislative body.
The demographic breakdown of eligible voters reveals a diverse electorate, comprising 5.84 crore men, 5.29 crore women, and 5,120 third gender electors. This highlights the inclusive nature of the electoral process, ensuring representation for all segments of society.
Recognizing the importance of urban voter turnout, the Election Commission has urged residents in urban centers such as Delhi, Gurugram, and Faridabad to overcome voter apathy and actively participate in the democratic process. Their engagement is crucial in shaping the political landscape and addressing the needs of urban communities.
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With the conclusion of the penultimate phase, attention now shifts to the final phase of polling on June 1, encompassing the remaining 57 seats. The anticipation builds as the nation awaits the outcome, with the counting of votes scheduled for June 4.
The completion of polling across 25 states and Union Territories, covering 428 seats in the first five phases, underscores the scale and significance of Bharat’s democratic exercise. Each phase brings the nation closer to determining its leadership and charting its course for the future.
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