No missing names, no violence reported in Varanasi

May 12, 2014 10:02

Vicky Nanjappa @ Varanasi: The holy city may witness a high voter turn out this time. In at least 10 booths, people were seen standing in queue since 6am. Some wanted to be the first ones to cast their vote. Others just wanted to beat the heat by coming in early.

No missing names in voters lists so far. Also, there have also not been reports of violence as yet.

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