Manipur Election 2022 HIGHLIGHTS: 76.04% Turnout Till 5 PM As Phase 2 Voting Ends Amid Violence

Assembly Election 2022 HIGHLIGHTS: Follow this space to get all the latest news on polling and voting percentage from the Manipur phase 2 assembly.

ABP News Bureau Last Updated: 05 Mar 2022 11:39 PM
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Manipur Election 2022 Live: 76.04% Turnout Till 5 PM As Phase 2 Voting Ends Amid Violence

Manipur Election 2022 Live: District-Wise Voter Turnout In Phase 2 Polling

District-wise voter turnout in Manipur Assembly Elections - Phase 2 polling



  • Chandel - 70.30%

  • Jiribam - 67.80%

  • Senapati - 74.02%

  • Tamenglong - 57.81%

  • Thoubal - 67.17%

  • Ukhrul - 67.99

Manipur Election 2022 Live: 67.77% Voter Turnout Registered Till 3 PM In 2nd Phase Of Polling


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Manipur Elections 2022: Jairam Ramesh said that Congress will move the Supreme Court against the Election Commission's decision on the Manipur government releasing funds for banned militant groups under a ceasefire agreement. Ramesh alleges that this goes against the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) and has "murdered elections" on at least 11 seats in Manipur. 




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Manipur Election 2022: Voters Wait Patiently At Polling Station

Manipur Election 2022 Live: Phase 2 Voting Begins, 28% Polling In Manipur Till 11 AM

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Manipur Election 2022 Live: Phase 2 Voting Begins, 11% Polling In Manipur Till 9 AM

Manipur Election 2022 Live: Long Queues Seen At Polling Stations In Thoubal District

Manipur Election: In PICS | Early Voters Waiting In Line To Cast Votes In Jiribam

Early voters waiting in line to cast their votes in Jiribam.










 


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Manipur Elections 2022: Manipur's CM Urges People To Vote In Second Phase

"On this second phase of Manipur Assembly Election 2022 happening today in 22 seats, I urge all the voters in these constituencies to turn out in large number and vote to secure a peaceful & developed Manipur," CM N Biren Singh tweeted. 

Manipur Election 2022: Congress Alleges That BJP 'Is Intimidating Public Through Violence'

Manipur Election 2022 Live: Repolling Being Held In 12 Polling Stations

Repolling is also being held in 12 polling stations across 5 assembly constituencies of Manipur that went to the polls on February 28 in the first phase.

Manipur Election 2022 Live: Phase 2 Voting Begins, 92 Candidates In Fray For 22 Assembly Seats

Polling begins in Manipur to decide the electoral fate of 92 candidates in 22 assembly constituencies across six districts.


Prominent candidates in the second phase include former chief minister O Ibobi Singh and ex-deputy CM Gaikhangam Gangemi.

Manipur Election 2022 Live: Phase 2 Voting To Begin Shortly

Manipur has a total of 60 assembly constituencies of which 38 assembly constituencies went for polls in the first phase of voting held on February 28.

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Assembly Election 2022 HIGHLIGHTS: Hello and welcome to ABP Live blog to find all the latest news from the polling battleground of Manipur.


Voting for the second phase of the Manipur assembly election 2022 is all set to begin from 7 am. The polling will culminate at 4 pm. Polling in phase 2 of Manipur Assembly Elections 2022 will be held in 22 assembly constituencies of six districts.


The election officials have informed that arrangements including webcasting, videography and COVID-19 guidelines for safe elections have been made in all polling stations. A sufficient number of paramilitary personnel have been deployed at each polling station.


Manipur Election 2022: Polling For Second Phase To Be Conducted On March 5 — Here's List Of Assembly Constituencies


As many as 92 candidates, including two women, are in the fray for the second phase to be held across 22 constituencies. Over 8.3 lakh voters — 4,18,401 males, 4,28,968 females, and 31 transgender people — are expected to exercise their franchise.


Of the total candidates, 22 are of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), 18 of INC, 10 each of Janata Dal-United (JD-U) and Naga People’s Front (NPF), 11 of National People’s Party (NPP), two each of Shiv Sena and Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), three of Republican Party of India-Athawale (RPI-A), one each of Rashtriya Janhit Sangharsh Party (RJSP) and CPI, and 12 independent candidates.


Voting will be conducted in a total of 1,247 polling stations, including six auxiliary polling stations, across the six electoral districts. Of the six auxiliary polling stations, four are in Thoubal and another two in Churachandpur.

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