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15.72% voting in 3 hours | WB Elections 2021 | Top News

By : ABP News Bureau  | 01 Apr 2021 02:14 PM (IST)

Voter turnout for the second phase of polling in West Bengal notched up as much as 15.72 per cent in about three hours as over 75 lakh people turned up to vote for 30 Assembly seats on Thursday.

Long queues were witnessed outside most of the polling booths till 10 a.m.

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