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37.80% voter turnout recorded in Punjab till 1 pm, Bathinda leading

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Bathinda district has been leading in the matter of casting votes from the entire Punjab. In Bathinda district, the maximum 41.17 percent votes have been cast till 1 pm.

As polling for the seventh and last phase of Lok Sabha elections 2024 is underway, voter turnout recorded in Punjab 37.80% till 1 pm.


Bathinda is leading with 41.17% and 40.14 voter turnout recorded till 1 pm in Chandigarh.

37.95 in Jalandhar, 37.07 in Hoshiarpur, 39.05 in Gurdaspur, 32.18 in Amritsar, 35.16% in Ludhiana PC,39.11% in Patiala, 37.43 in Sri Anandpur Sahib, 36.82 in Faridkot, 39.74 percent in Ferozepur, 37.43 percent in Fatehgarh Sahib, 37.76 percent in Khadur Sahib and 39.85 percent in Sangrur.


These candidates are in the election field from Bathinda

Aap - Gurmeet Singh Khudian

Congress - Jeet Mohinder Singh

Shiromani Akali Dal - Harsimrat Kaur Badal

BJP - Parampal Kaur Sidhu

Shiromani Akali Dal (Amritsar) - Lakha Sidhana

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