Chief Electoral Officer Declares 68.15% Voter Turnout in Peaceful Second Phase of Chhattisgarh Assembly Election
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- Major achievements, challenges, and enthusiastic voter participation highlighted in Raipur press conference.
TFP Bureau, Raipur; Nov17, 2023: Chief Electoral Officer, Mrs. Reena Babasaheb Kangale, addressed the press today at 5:45 pm, revealing the significant achievements and challenges encountered during the second phase of the Chhattisgarh Assembly Elections.
In a detailed overview, Mrs. Kangale stated that the elections proceeded peacefully across 70 assembly constituencies. The voter turnout, as of 5 pm, stood at an impressive 68.15%. Noteworthy efforts were highlighted, including the establishment of temporary polling centers in challenging areas, where 100% voting was achieved. The enthusiasm among voters, including youth, women, men, and the third gender, was evident, with disabled and elderly individuals actively participating.
Additional statistics outlined the extensive security measures, the deployment of sector officers, and the establishment of model polling stations. Technical issues were minimal, with a minor percentage of Balloting Units (BUs), Control Units (CUs), and Voter Verified Paper Audit Trails (VVPATs) being replaced during actual voting. Furthermore, the collaborative efforts of NSS, NCC, and Scout Guides cadets in assisting elderly and disabled voters showcased a community-driven commitment to the democratic process.
The press conference concluded with the assurance of detailed data disclosure, providing a comprehensive insight into the electoral proceedings.
