Gurugram Lok Sabha Election 2024 Voting: There are a total of 25.73 lakh voters in Gurgaon Lok Sabha constituency who will decide the fate of the candidates. Buses have been arranged in Sector-14 College to take the polling parties to the polling stations. 7 thousand employees will vote. 19 QRT teams, 12 SSTs and 20 FSTs have been deployed in the field. In 2014, voters tried to touch the 1977 figure by voting 71.58 percent.
Today is 25th May. Democracy celebration day for Gurugram. Don’t celebrate it just as a holiday. Come out of your homes and be the first to vote to strengthen democracy. Today is also a day for voters to break all the old records and create new records.
50.9 percent voting took place till 5 pm in Gurgaon Lok Sabha seat. There are still queues at polling stations. People are coming to vote.
Voting will take place on Gurgaon Lok Sabha seat on Saturday. Gurugram Police Administration has completed preparations for this. 1333 polling stations have been set up in Gurugram district. Every vote is precious, hence the administration has also kept in mind the facilities of the voters at the polling stations. Play your active part in strengthening Indian democracy.
In the 17 Lok Sabha elections held between 1951 and 2019, except 2004, there has been no such election in which the voting percentage was below 60. The voting percentage was definitely the lowest in 2004 at 59.44. The voting record so far is of 1977.
There was a record 72.36 percent voting in this election. By voting 71.58 percent in 2014, the voters of Gurgaon Lok Sabha tried to touch the 1977 figure, but fell short. This time let’s fulfill this deficiency and create a new record.
BJP candidate from Gurgaon Lok Sabha seat, Rao Inderjit Singh voted in his native village Rampura Rewari. He is accompanied by his wife Manita Singh and daughter Aarti Rao.
Despite the scorching heat and scorching sun, this is how the enthusiasm of the voters was visible in the community hall located in Sector 9 of Gurugram.
The first voters, Khushi, Ishika and Vanshika, who came to vote for the first time at the community hall in Sector 9 of Gurugram in the scorching heat to free from terrorism and corruption, were seen with some enthusiasm.
