Madhya Pradesh By-Elections: Voting begins for Mungaoli and Kolaras.
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Madhya Pradesh by-polls | Till 1pm, Mungaoli saw 47.01 per cent voter turnout and Kolaras saw 44.84 per cent, news agency ANI reported.
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Voter turnout recorded in Kolaras recorded as 35 per cent and in Mungaoli as 38 per cent till 12:30 pm.
A total of 22 candidates are in fray in Kolaras while 13 in Mungaoli. The total number of voters in the two constituencies are 2,44,457 (Kolaras) and 1,91,009 (Mungaoli).
16 per cent voter turnout recorded in Kolaras and 17 per cent in Mungaoli till 10 am.
During mock poll, 15 VVPATs in Kolaras and 17 VVPATs in Mungaoli were found to be malfunctioning which were replaced later. Voting is currently continuing smoothly at all polling stations: Saleena Singh, CEO on Kolaras and Mungaoli by-election tell news agency ANI
EVM at Kolaras' booth number 57 is currently not working, people wait outside to cast their votes.
In Madhya Pradesh Bypolls, A Prestige Battle Ahead Of State Elections
Assembly bypolls to two seats in Madhya Pradesh is being seen as a prestige battle for Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Congress leader Jyotiraditya Scindia .
Assembly bypolls to two seats in Madhya Pradesh is being seen as a prestige battle for Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Congress leader Jyotiraditya Scindia .
In Battle Of Nerves Ahead Of State Polls, 2 Madhya Pradesh Seats Vote Today: 10 Points
Both Mungaoli and Kolaras fall under Jyotiraditya Scindia's parliamentary constituency Guna, and were earlier held by the Congress. In an area once ruled by his ancestors, the former royal has claimed in rally after rally that the contest was not between two parties but "between Shivraj Singh Chouhan and me".
Both Mungaoli and Kolaras fall under Jyotiraditya Scindia's parliamentary constituency Guna, and were earlier held by the Congress. In an area once ruled by his ancestors, the former royal has claimed in rally after rally that the contest was not between two parties but "between Shivraj Singh Chouhan and me".
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