Achi news desk-
Lok Sabha Election Voting (file photo)
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By-polling is being held on Monday at a polling station in Indiananath Bhannoor village in Karnataka’s Chamarajangarh Lok Sabha constituency. Voting started again from 7 am against the background of sophisticated security arrangements at the polling stations, which will continue until 6 pm. Voting was held in Chamarajanagar Lok Sabha constituency on April 26, but due to a clash between two groups, EVMs were vandalized in the polling booth.
In view of the incident of the collision, the Election Commission ordered a resurvey in the area. According to the district administration, “the villagers decided earlier to boycott the elections on the grounds of lack of infrastructure development. The voting was held here after assistance from local officials.”
According to preliminary information, one group was in favor of voting, while the other group demanded that it be boycotted. There was a clash between the two groups over this and the EVM machine was damaged by stone pelting. In light of the conflict, the commission said on Saturday that the vote held on Friday in polling station number 146 will be considered null and void.
