29 pc voter turnout in Rajasthan in initial hours

April 24, 2014 12:31

An average of 29 per cent voting was registered during the initial hours today on the second polling day of Lok Sabha election in 5 parliamentary constituencies in Rajasthan.

Alwar registered 30.59 per cent voting till 1130 hrs followed by Dausa at 30 per cent.

Tonk-Sawaimadhopur, Bharatpur, and Karauli-Dholpur recorded 29.17, 27.23 and 25.46 per cent respectively.

Altogether 81 candidates including 10 women are in the fray in the 5 constituencies in the second phase. Polling in 20 constituencies out of total 25 seats took place in the first phase on April 17.

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