BBMP limits witnessed a significant turnout in postal voting

Postal voting for people aged 85 and above and with disabilities

An impressive 94.49% of registered postal voters cast their votes

The Lok Sabha elections in Bangalore Bruhat Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) limits witnessed a significant turnout in postal voting, especially among senior citizens and individuals with disabilities, as the option for postal voting ended ahead of the elections.

Postal voting was permitted for individuals aged 85 and above, as well as those with disabilities, in an effort to facilitate their participation in the electoral process.

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Across three Lok Sabha constituencies under the BBMP jurisdiction, an impressive 94.49% of registered postal voters cast their votes, reflecting a robust engagement with the democratic process. In Bengaluru, where voter turnout is often a focal point, this high participation in postal voting indicates a strong civic consciousness among citizens.

Specifically, in the constituencies of Bengaluru North, Bengaluru Central, and Bengaluru South, the turnout rates stood at 93.26%, 94.40%, and 95.56% respectively. These numbers underscore the enthusiasm and commitment of the electorate to exercise their voting rights.

While the overall voter turnout is yet to be tallied, the substantial participation in postal voting suggests a potentially high turnout for the upcoming elections in BBMP limits, promising an engaged and active electorate in shaping the future governance of the region.