West Bengal and Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections: First Phase Polling Begins
West Bengal, Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections: First Phase Polling

First Phase of Assembly Elections Commences in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu

The electoral process for the legislative assemblies of West Bengal and Tamil Nadu has officially begun, with the first phase of polling taking place today. Voters across these two key states are heading to the polls to shape their future governance.

West Bengal's 294 Seats Up for Grabs

In West Bengal, the election covers all 294 assembly seats, marking a crucial moment in the state's political landscape. The polling is scheduled from 7 am to 6 pm, allowing voters ample time to exercise their democratic rights.

Tamil Nadu's 17th Assembly Election Details

Simultaneously, Tamil Nadu is conducting its 17th assembly election, with approximately 5.73 crore eligible voters set to participate. This phase involves voting across 234 assembly constituencies, utilizing a vast network of 75,064 polling stations to ensure smooth and accessible voting for all citizens.

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Key Highlights of Today's Polling:

  • Polling hours: 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
  • Total polling stations in Tamil Nadu: 75,064.
  • Number of assembly constituencies in Tamil Nadu: 234.
  • Total assembly seats in West Bengal: 294.
  • Eligible voters in Tamil Nadu: Around 5.73 crore.

Stay updated with Bharat Horizon for comprehensive coverage and the latest developments as these pivotal elections unfold in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu.

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