WHOPPING 85.32% came out to vote in West Bengal - Inshallah this will happen in Pakistan also!

[sarmad]

85.32% turnout in 2nd phase of West Bengalassembly polls

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KOLKATA: An estimated 85.32 per cent of the electorate on Saturday exercised their franchise in the second phase of assembly poll in 50 constituencies in three districts of West Bengal which was entirely peaceful.

Prominent candidates whose fate were decided are Abhijit Mukherjee, son of Union finance ministerPranab Mukherjee, contesting from Nalhati, former high court judge Nure Alam Chowdhury, aTrinamool Congress candidate contesting from Murarai, Rukbanur Rahman, brother of late computer graphics teacher Rizwanur Rahman from Chapra constituency, besides Panchayat minister and CPM leader Anisur Rahman. ​

Defying the party's warning, four rebel Congress candidates backed by party Murshidabad MP Adhir Chowdhury, contested as indepedents in the district and an equal number of dissidents were in the fray in Nadia. All of them have been suspended by the party. ​

State chief electoral officer Sunil Gupta said Birbhum registered 85.48 per cent, Nadia 85.55 per cent and Murshidabad 84.86 per cent votes. ​

The first phase of polling on April 18 had recorded 83.75 per cent voting in 54 constituencies in six North Bengal districts. ​

Briefing reporters in Delhi, deputy election commissioner Vinod Zutshi said "today's polling has gone off very peacefully. There was no untoward incident and almost incident-free," he said. ​

Zutshi said people boycotted polling in 16 polling booths on developmental issues. ​

The state CEO said three persons were arrested on the charge of intimidating voters while three presiding officers were replaced at Jalangi in Murshidabad and two in Ranaghat (south) constituencies in Nadia district for trying to influence voters. ​

An election agent of CPM was detained for interrogation at Palasipara in Nadia district after postal ballots were recovered from him. ​

Gupta said Dipak Barua, an ASI who was a sector officer of Beldanga constituency, died during polling. ​

Poll boycott was reported from 17 areas in Nadia and Murshidabad districts mainly on local issues, he said. ​

Ninety-one EVMs were replaced due to technical problems, of which 65 were removed before polling began. ​

Webcasting was done in 150 booths in all the three districts. ​

BJP fielded candidates in all seats, followed by CPM in 31, Trinamool Congress in 29, BSP in 27 and Congress in 21 seats. ​

The third phase of polling in 75 constituencies in Kolkata, North and South 24-Parganas districts will be held on April 27.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...Bengal-assembly-polls/articleshow/8066386.cms​

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[dukelondon]

sarmad bhai. agar pakistan mein itnay loag vote denay ghar say niklay to itnay bomb phatein gay kay aap ki soch hai. Jis mulk mein Iblees ki Shaytaani fauj (Taliban aur un kay Shayateen supports) basti ho us mulk mein koi sukoon say vote denay jaa sakta hai???

 

[pak4242]

InshALLAH Sarmad ki dua zaroor qabool hogi............ALLAH hum sab ko HAQ aur SACH ke sath khara honey ki TAQAT aur HIMAT naseeb karey...AMEEN

only hope for Pakistan is IMRAN KHAN

 

[haqiqat]

sarmad bhai. agar pakistan mein itnay loag vote denay ghar say niklay to itnay bomb phatein gay kay aap ki soch hai. Jis mulk mein Iblees ki Shaytaani fauj (Taliban aur un kay Shayateen supports) basti ho us mulk mein koi sukoon say vote denay jaa sakta hai???

dukelondon its not the talibans who do bombings its the government agencies who do this

 

[adnan_swati]

this is called revolution. u will see a great change in our lives if 83 percent start voting in pakistan .

 

[kashy28]

The indian people have trust in their democratic system and the elections there are always free and fair and that is the reason why there is always a huge turn out in indian elections.In pakistan on the other hand the people dont have so much trust in the election system and they feel it wont have much affect whether they vote or not.All the political forces must work jointly to make the election process more transparent right from the registration of voters to the counting of votes so that it reflect the real will of the people.

 

[atifsharif]

Jis din pakistani nation ne 80% bhi vote dal diye .... Woh din tareekh e pakistan main turning point ke naam se likha jaye ga ... Lekin mera nahi khayal ke ye qoom aisa kare gi .. Ham apne griban main jhank ke dekhain net pe bth ke support to karte hain revolution ki lekin ager kuch karna pare to apni majboorian samne rakh ke kisi b dharne kisi b rally main shirkat na karne ka bahana bana lete hain ... Chalo dharna rally choro .. Ham parhe likhe logoon main aksriat vote tak dalne nahi jati .. Ham se ziada to jhoosh unpar logoon main hota hay ...

Allah kare woh din aye ke pakistan ke 80% voters is mulk ki taqdeer badal ke rakh dain .. Aur eik bar phir mian nawaz sharif ko 2 tahai aksriat se kamyab kar ke pakistan ko taraqi ki patri pe charha dain .......... Amin suma amin

85.32% turnout in 2nd phase of west bengalassembly polls

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kolkata: An estimated 85.32 per cent of the electorate on saturday exercised their franchise in the second phase of assembly poll in 50 constituencies in three districts of west bengal which was entirely peaceful.

prominent candidates whose fate were decided are abhijit mukherjee, son of union finance ministerpranab mukherjee, contesting from nalhati, former high court judge nure alam chowdhury, atrinamool congress candidate contesting from murarai, rukbanur rahman, brother of late computer graphics teacher rizwanur rahman from chapra constituency, besides panchayat minister and cpm leader anisur rahman. ​

defying the party's warning, four rebel congress candidates backed by party murshidabad mp adhir chowdhury, contested as indepedents in the district and an equal number of dissidents were in the fray in nadia. All of them have been suspended by the party. ​

state chief electoral officer sunil gupta said birbhum registered 85.48 per cent, nadia 85.55 per cent and murshidabad 84.86 per cent votes. ​

the first phase of polling on april 18 had recorded 83.75 per cent voting in 54 constituencies in six north bengal districts. ​

briefing reporters in delhi, deputy election commissioner vinod zutshi said "today's polling has gone off very peacefully. There was no untoward incident and almost incident-free," he said. ​

zutshi said people boycotted polling in 16 polling booths on developmental issues. ​

the state ceo said three persons were arrested on the charge of intimidating voters while three presiding officers were replaced at jalangi in murshidabad and two in ranaghat (south) constituencies in nadia district for trying to influence voters. ​

an election agent of cpm was detained for interrogation at palasipara in nadia district after postal ballots were recovered from him. ​

gupta said dipak barua, an asi who was a sector officer of beldanga constituency, died during polling. ​

poll boycott was reported from 17 areas in nadia and murshidabad districts mainly on local issues, he said. ​

ninety-one evms were replaced due to technical problems, of which 65 were removed before polling began. ​

webcasting was done in 150 booths in all the three districts. ​

bjp fielded candidates in all seats, followed by cpm in 31, trinamool congress in 29, bsp in 27 and congress in 21 seats. ​

the third phase of polling in 75 constituencies in kolkata, north and south 24-parganas districts will be held on april 27.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...bengal-assembly-polls/articleshow/8066386.cms​

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