Northeast Desk, 19th April: Nagaland recorded a voter turnout of 13.51 per cent for its solitary Lok Sabha seat by 11 am today, as reported by officials. The voting, which commenced at 7 am, is slated to continue until 4 pm today.
The polling occurred amidst a backdrop of a call by the Eastern Nagaland People’s Organisation (ENPO) in six districts of the region to abstain from voting, advocating for a separate state. This call added a layer of significance to the voting dynamics, highlighting the diverse opinions and demands within the state.
Despite challenges and calls for abstention, voters turned out in notable numbers to cast their ballots, demonstrating their commitment to participating in the democratic process. The voter turnout figures
As polling progresses throughout the day, the focus remains on ensuring a fair, transparent, and peaceful electoral process that upholds the democratic principles of free and fair elections.
The outcome of this election will have significant implications for Nagaland’s representation in the Lok Sabha, with voters making their voices heard amidst varying calls and demands within the state.