Bengal records 66 pc voter turnout till 3 pm (PTI)  
National

Bengal records 66 pc voter turnout till 3 pm in 4th phase of LS polls

The Bolpur (SC) Lok Sabha constituency registered the maximum polling of 69.08 per cent followed by Bardhaman-Durgapur (67.92 per cent), he said.

PTI

KOLKATA: A voter turnout of 66.05 per cent was registered in eight Lok Sabha constituencies of West Bengal till 3 pm on Monday, an Election Commission official said.

The Bolpur (SC) Lok Sabha constituency registered the maximum polling of 69.08 per cent followed by Bardhaman-Durgapur (67.92 per cent), he said.

Bardhaman-Purba recorded 67.83 per cent of polling while Krishnanagar (66.37 per cent), Ranaghat (SC) (66.18 per cent) Baharampur (65.57 per cent), Birbhum (64.98 per cent), and Asansol (60.26 per cent), he added.

The poll panel said it has so far received 1,088 complaints from various political parties alleging EVM malfunctioning and agents being stopped from entering booths.

Polling in the eight constituencies started at 7 am and will continue till 6 pm.

A total of 1,45,30,017 voters – 73,84,356 men, 71,45,379 women and 282 third-genders – are eligible to exercise their franchise in 15,507 polling stations.

Stalin hits back at Vijay’s ‘empty treasury’ remark, says TN debt within limit

HIGHLIGHTS | Vijay takes charge as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister; vows women’s safety, anti-drug action; Stalin criticises ‘empty treasury’ remark

From 1967 and 1977 to 2026: Vijay sworn in as Tamil Nadu CM, ushers in new political era

‘One power centre’ says Vijay; CM announces White Paper on Tamil Nadu’s fiscal health, alleges treasury left ‘empty’

Rahul Gandhi arrives in Chennai for Vijay’s swearing-in as Tamil Nadu CM