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Counting for the Nagpur division graduates' constituency began at 8 am at Mankapur sports complex, with many ballots marked with a tick instead of preference number 1.
Counting for the Maharashtra Legislative Council's Nagpur Division graduates' constituency begins at 8 am on Tuesday at Mankapur Indoor Stadium, with 38 candidates in ...
Polling on three graduates' and two teachers' constituencies was held on October 23, and votes will be counted on October 27, officials said.
The final turnout in the biennial election was higher than the tentative 60.69%, with Nagpur district lowest at 60.33%.
Of 2,55,603 registered voters across six districts, 61,173 had voted between 8 am and 12 noon on Friday, 23 October.
NCP MP Supriya Sule said voters were reporting that BJP was using spycam pens to pay for votes, as polling for the Maharashtra Legislative ...
Voting for the Maharashtra Legislative Council elections began at 8 am under tight security, with leaders of both alliances claiming victory.
Polling is on for the state Legislative Council's teachers' and graduates' constituencies, with 182 candidates contesting; results will be declared on October 27.
Three graduates' and two teachers' constituencies vote today from 8 am to 4 pm, with 10.68 lakh voters at 2,419 polling stations.
Over 1.05 lakh registered voters in Pune district will vote on October 23 for the Pune division graduates and teachers constituencies, with counting on ...
Over 2.55 lakh registered voters across six districts can vote at 445 polling stations on Friday; counting and results are on October 27.
Polling for the Nagpur division graduates' seat of the Maharashtra Legislative Council will be held on October 23 at 445 centres, with 2,55,603 voters.
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