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Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia reached the polling station at AMI Shishu Mandir to cast vote on Tuesday. It is said that Scindia came straight from Guna to Gwalior just to vote and will for Delhi just after voting.
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Congress MLA Arif Masood, along with his family, reaches the polling booth at Shahjahanabad to cast vote in the third phase of Lok Sabha Elections on Tuesday.
Voters Turnout At 5 PM
By 5 PM, the approximate voter turnout across various constituencies reached 62.28%. Among them, Rajgarh recorded the highest turnout at 72.08%, followed by Guna at 68.93%, Betul at 67.97%, Vidisha at 69.20%, Sagar at 61.70%, Bhopal at 58.42%, Gwalior at 57.86%, Morena at 55.25%, and Bhind with the lowest turnout at 50.96%.
Young Voter Rides Horse Carriage To Cast First Vote In Jaisinagar, Sagar Lok Sabha Constituency
Young First-Time Voter Rides Horse Carriage to Polling Center in Jaisinagar, Sagar Parliamentary Constituency to cast their votes, Urges All to Vote with Enthusiasm.
100-Yr-Old Suraj Bai Casts Vote In Vidisha
100-Year-Old Suraj Bai Casts Vote in Vidisha Lok Sabha Constituency Accompanied by Daughter-in-law and Grandson at Polling Center No. 123 in Sanchi Assembly Segment.
Guna Voters Treated With Refreshing Drinks Amid Summer Heat
Voters at Polling Center No. 123 in Government Primary School, Suhaya, under Bamori Assembly Segment, Provided with Refreshing Drinks Amidst Summer Heat to the voters who arrived their to cast their votes.
Voter Turnout Till 3 PM
By 3 PM, the approximate voter turnout across various constituencies reached 54.09%. Among them, Rajgarh recorded the highest turnout at 63.69%, followed by Vidisha at 59.87%, Betul at 59.63%, Guna at 60.16%, Sagar at 53.08%, Bhopal at 50.16%, Gwalior at 49.60%, Morena at 48.23%, and Bhind with the lowest turnout at 44.18%.
Youth Enthusiastically Cast Their Votes In Guna
Youthful Voters Muskaan Lakhera and Shraddha Yadav Eagerly Cast Their Votes for the First Time in Ashoknagar District of Guna Parliamentary Constituency.
Residents Participate In Voting Process At Sanchi's Polling Centre
Voters from Lohgadhiya Ward in Vidisha's Raisen District Cast Votes at Polling Center No. 149 in Sanchi Assembly Segment of Parliamentary Constituency 18
90-Yr-Old Parkinson's Patient Cast Vote In Bhopal
90-Year-Old Battling Parkinson's Disease Accompanied to Polling Booth by Daughter-in-law in Bhopal, in order to exercise their voting rights.
Mother-Son Duo Ride Bicycle To Cast Vote
Mother-Son Duo, Shrimati Gulshan Kalim Khan (90) and Sauddeen Khan (63), Ride Bicycle to Unified High School Pratappura Polling Booth to Cast Votes in Bhind.
Divyanka Tripathi Cast Vote In Bhopal
Actress Divyanka Tripathi Casts Vote in Ward 152, Booth Number 228, Bhopal. She asks people to come and cast vote.
Transgenders Vote In Bhopal
Transgender individuals cast votes at central library booth center in Bhopal
Voter Turnout At 1 PM
By 1 PM, the approximate voter turnout across various constituencies reached 44.67%. Among them, Rajgarh recorded a turnout of 34.81%, followed by Guna at 34.53%, Betul at 32.65%, Vidisha at 32.64%, Sagar at 30.31%, Bhopal at 27.46%, Gwalior at 28.55%, Morena at 26.62%, and Bhind at 25.46%.
BCCI Spokesperson Casts Vote With First-Time Voter Son
BCCI spokesperson Ajay Devnani, along with his son Daksh Devnani, who is a first time voter and wife Mansi Devnani, cast their votes as a family in Bhopal.
85-Year-Old Woman Casts First Vote In Sagar
85-year-old Kamlesh Rawat of Sagar, accompanied by her son Sanjay Rawat and family, cast the first vote at 7 am in Sagar, Naryawali Naka Ward, Poll No. 131. She urges people to step out of their homes and exercise their right to vote.
State Election Commissioner Basant Pratap Singh Casts Vote With Wife In Bhopal
State Election Commissioner Basant Pratap Singh cast his vote at the Barkhedi Kalan polling center in Neelbad and appealed to everyone to exercise their right to vote.
Actor Rajiv Verma With His Wife Cast Vote In Bhopal
State Sweep Icon actor Rajiv Verma and theater artist Rita Verma participated in the festival of democracy by casting their votes in Bhopal.
Digvijay Singh Casts Vote In Bhopal, Offers Prayers At Hanuman Temple Prior To Casting
Former Chief Minister of MP Digvijay Singh along with his wife, exercised his voting rights by casting his vote at the Shyamla Hills polling booth in Bhopal. Before casting his vote, he visited the Hanuman Temple at Jawahar Chowk in Bhopal to offer prayers to Lord Hanuman.
Voter Turnout Till 11 AM
By 11 AM, the voter turnout reached 30.21% across various constituencies. Among them, Rajgarh recorded the highest turnout at 34.81%, followed by Guna at 34.53%, Betul at 32.65%, Vidisha at 32.64%, Sagar at 30.31%, Bhopal at 27.46%, Gwalior at 28.55%, Morena at 26.62%, Bhind at 25.46%.
Differently Abled Voter Caste Her Vote In Bhind
In the Bhind Lok Sabha constituency, at the polling center of the District Education and Training Institute in Datia, differently-abled voter Sapna enthusiastically cast her vote and urged to the other voters to cast their vote.
Voter Turnout Till 9 AM
The approximate voter turnout was reported to be 14.43% by 9 AM. Among the constituencies, Betul recorded 15.97%, Bhind 12.23%, Bhopal 13.61%, Guna 16.43%, Gwalior 12.75%, Morena 12.43%, and Rajgarh 16.57%.
Bhopal Commissioner Casts His Vote With Family
Bhopal Police Commissioner Harinarayan Chari Mishra, along with his family, cast their votes at a polling booth in char imli, Bhopal.
Man Honours Civic Duty Despite Leg Fracture
In Betul, despite suffering a leg fracture, a man named Mahsoon Khan fulfilled his responsibility by reaching polling center number 62 to cast his vote.
Presiding Officer's Father Falls Ill At Khurai Polling Center
At the Mahuna Jat polling center number 70 in Khurai, Sagar, Presiding Officer Ramakant's father, Ramswaroop Khare, fell ill. He was admitted to Khurai Civil Hospital.
Shivraj Singh Chouhan Cast His Vote With Family
Former Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh and BJP candidate from Vidisha, Shivraj Singh Chouhan, stated, "I have cast my vote. Voting is the essence of democracy, a symbol of commitment to democracy. Everyone should vote. Today, I have also exercised my right to vote." Chouhan, along with his family, cast their votes at a polling center in Sehore.
CEO Anupam Rajan Casts Vote Alongside Wife In Bhopal
Chief Electoral Officer of MP, Anupam Rajan, Casts Vote with his Wife at Char Imli Polling Center, Bhopal.
BJP State President V D Sharma Cast His Vote In Bhopal
BJP State President V D Sharma exercised his franchise by casting his vote at booth number 229, Bhopal at 7 AM.
Standing in line along with fellow citizens in the morning, he patiently awaited his turn to contribute to the electoral process. Following the completion of his voting, Sharma appealed to all voters, urging them to fulfill their civic duty by participating in the democratic process.
Members Of Three Generations Cast Their Votes In Guna
In constituency number 04, at polling center 136, members spanning three generations including Dr K P Arora, Indira Arora, Dr Sudip Arora, Taruna Arora, Dr Neha Arora, and Rachna Gupta cast their votes.
Excitement Among Voters At Polling Centers In Bhopal Constituency
Voters show enthusiasm at polling booths in the four Imli areas of Lok Sabha constituency number 19, Bhopal. ADM Harshal Pancholi honored the first voter with a garland.
Differently-Abled Voter Casts Ballot in Morena
In the parliamentary constituency No. 1, Morena, at polling center No. 149, differently-abled voter Naresh Sikarwar enthusiastically cast his vote and appealed to everyone to exercise their right.
Very First Female Voter
The first woman, a police officer to cast her ballot was presented with a badge by the collector.
Voters Queued Up In A Large Number
Voters queued up for long hours at polling booth number 12, State Maharishi Dayanand School in Bhopal, to cast their votes.
IAS IPS Officers Caste Vote In Bhopal
Four IAS and IPS officers began arriving at the Bhopal polling booths early in the morning to caste their vote.
Voting Begins At 7 AM
As the Lok Sabha elections continue, today marks the third phase of voting. In Madhya Pradesh, nine constituencies, including Morena, Gwalior, Guna, Sagar, Vidisha, Bhopal, Rajgarh, Bhind, and Betul, take center stage. Following a drop in voter turnout to 58.26% during the second phase on April 26, all eyes are on the turnout for this phase.
Commencing at 7 AM on Tuesday, the third phase of the Lok Sabha polls spans 94 constituencies. In Madhya Pradesh, there are 127 candidates across the nine Lok Sabha seats, comprising 118 men and nine women. Bhopal boasts the highest number of candidates at 22, while Bhind has the lowest at 7.
