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BJP's Dhanbad candidate Pashupati Nath Singh appeal people to vote

Two-time BJP MP of Dhanbad Pashupati Nath Singh is re-contesting seeking a third term. While talking to ABP News, he appealed people to cast their vote and give 100 per cent voting in the state.
An estimated 30.23 per cent of the total 66,85,401 voters exercised their franchise till 11
am on Sunday for four Lok Sabha constituencies in Jharkhand, an election official said.
This is the third phase of polling in the state and the country's sixth. Giridih Lok Sabha constituency registered the maximum 32.24 per cent votes, followed by 30.8 per cent in Singhbhum (ST) seat, 29.33 per cent in Jamshedpur and 29.03 per cent in Dhanbad, an Election Commission release said here.
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