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LS Polls: Bandipora records 11.84 per cent voting till 11 am

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April 11, 2019
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Srinagar: A voter turn out of 11.84 per cent was recorded in Bandipora district of north Kashmir on Thursday till 11 am.

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Official sources said that 16473 votes were cast in Sumbal area of the district while 9288 votes were cast in main Bandipora till 11 am.Similarly 1414 votes were cast in Gurez taking the aggregate voter turn out to 27675 till 11 am in the district.

Polling for the first phase of Lok Sabha polls began at 7 am today. a total of 9 candidates are in fray for the Baramulla parliamentary constituency.

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