Ludhiana West Bypoll: A Litmus Test for Punjab's Political Titans
The bypoll in the Ludhiana West assembly seat in Punjab, sparked by the late MLA Gurpreet Bassi Gogi's passing, has seen voter turnout exceed 41% by 3 PM. The election, crucial for the current AAP government, involves 14 candidates while showcasing the political strategies of rival parties, including Congress and BJP.
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The bypoll for the Ludhiana West assembly seat in Punjab recorded a voter turnout of more than 41% by 3 PM on Thursday, amid robust security measures as the polling began early in the day.
With the seat vacated following the death of AAP MLA Gurpreet Bassi Gogi, 14 candidates are vying for the position, representing major political parties including AAP, Congress, BJP, and Shiromani Akali Dal. A significant focus remains on the performance of the ruling AAP government led by Bhagwant Mann.
Advanced arrangements like safe mobile deposit counters and live webcasting are underway to facilitate a smooth voting process as officials encourage high voter participation, showcasing a blend of tradition and technology in electoral proceedings.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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