Posted: Wed May 11 2011, 01:56 hrs
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Amid high security, polling ended peacefully today in the sixth and the final phase of West Bengal Assembly elections for 14 seats in the Maoist heartland of Purulia, West Mindapore and Bankura, which saw a huge turnout despite earlier calls of boycott by Maoists and widespread fears of bloodshed.
In Junglemahal, alleged Maoist sympathisers who had earlier warned locals not to come out for voting were seen rallying people to booths.
The voter turnout in the region today was 10 per cent higher than the 2009 Assembly elections although the voting ended at 3 pm. The final voting recorded today was 85.09 per cent on an average in all the 14 constituencies. In the 2009 parliamentary polls, the overall voting percentage was 76.49 per cent.
While West Midnapore recorded 87.24 per cent voting, Purulia and Bankura recorded 80.22 and 85.58 per cent, respectively.
Kolkata: Buy Flower & Gift Discount Shopping Perfumes Flower & Cake DiscussionBlogsPunish the corrupt j... - By Surendran
Even small weight lo... - By Mona Oak
Scam family above la... - By Kris
Nothing official abo... - By Indiana
Japan scraps boostin... - By BAPTY.S
Binayak sen allowed ... - By PP
Sick minds - By saktiman
Where can you find happiness? Energy drinks lead to diabetes?Energy drinks lead to diabetes?'Irresponsible' Rakta charitra
Amid high security, polling ended peacefully today in the sixth and the final phase of West Bengal Assembly elections for 14 seats in the Maoist heartland of Purulia, West Mindapore and Bankura, which saw a huge turnout despite earlier calls of boycott by Maoists and widespread fears of bloodshed.
In Junglemahal, alleged Maoist sympathisers who had earlier warned locals not to come out for voting were seen rallying people to booths.
The voter turnout in the region today was 10 per cent higher than the 2009 Assembly elections although the voting ended at 3 pm. The final voting recorded today was 85.09 per cent on an average in all the 14 constituencies. In the 2009 parliamentary polls, the overall voting percentage was 76.49 per cent.
While West Midnapore recorded 87.24 per cent voting, Purulia and Bankura recorded 80.22 and 85.58 per cent, respectively.
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