Abhimanoj. The voting of Lok Sabha Elections 2024 so far is surprising and troubling everyone, the situation is such that – no one's guarantee is able to boost the enthusiasm of the voters?
There are reports that… In the second phase, voting was held on 88 seats in 13 states and union territories on 26 April 2024, but it was not encouraging, the election was more politically entangled than the first phase, in the second phase only 63.00 percent voters cast their franchise. Used, whereas in 2019, more than 70 percent people had voted enthusiastically on these same seats?
It is significant that…. In the first phase, 64 percent voting took place on 102 Lok Sabha seats in 21 states, whereas in 2019, more than 70 percent voting took place.
If reports are to be believed… The highest turnout was 78.6 percent in Tripura and the lowest was 54.8 percent in Uttar Pradesh, followed by 77.2 percent in Manipur, 70.8 in Assam, 71.6 in Jammu and Kashmir, 73.1 percent in Chhattisgarh, 71.8 percent in West Bengal, 65.3 in Kerala, 65.3 in Karnataka. 67.3 percent voters voted in Rajasthan, 56.8 in Madhya Pradesh, 54.3 in Maharashtra and 54.9 percent in Bihar.
The problem for all political parties is – whose aspirations will low voting spoil?
The interesting thing is that even big experts are talking in the language of ifs and buts instead of giving their views directly.
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Source : palpalindia
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