New Delhi: The Election Commission today said that Madhya Pradesh recorded 70 per cent polling, the highest ever in state. The poll panel also said that the final figure is likely to go further up.
The panel also said that a case has been registered against state minister Ranjana Baghel for allegedly bribing voters.
The Election Commission also announced that Mizoram registered a voting percentage of 81 per cent. However, it was lower than the 2008 figure of 82.35 per cent.
The panel also said that a case has been registered against state minister Ranjana Baghel for allegedly bribing voters.
The Election Commission also announced that Mizoram registered a voting percentage of 81 per cent. However, it was lower than the 2008 figure of 82.35 per cent.
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