Homkar said 891 booths in the second phase were in Maoist-affected areas and 6,828 booths in the critical category. No violence was reported, barring Maoists torching five trucks in Latehar district hours before the commencement of polls.
Jharkhand (phase-II) and Maharashtra recorded 68.01% and 62.05% voter turnout respectively, as per the Election Commission of India.
Jharkhand elections 2024: Congress is contesting with Hemant Soren's JMM as a part of INDIA bloc, eyeing retaining the state after a recent debacle in assembly elections in Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh.
The Election Commission stated that prima facie the video seems to be in violation of the Model Code of Conduct (MCC). Accordingly, the poll body has sought an explanation from the state unit of the BJP.
Jamtara Assembly elections: The seat is one of the hot seats in the Jharkhand assembly elections with a high-octane battle between BJP and Congress. Congress' Irfan Ansari is eying to win the third term from the constituency.
Amid the ongoing Assembly election in the state, Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren said the decision regarding naming the award will be taken in the first cabinet meeting of the JMM-led government if it is voted to power.
The Election Commission has issued notices to Mallikarjun Kharge and JP Nadda regarding complaints filed by Congress and BJP over speeches made during the ongoing Maharashtra and Jharkhand assembly elections.
At a rally in Jharkhand’s Bermo, Rahul Gandhi accused PM Modi of attacking the Constitution and favouring billionaires. Promising a caste census and increased reservations, Gandhi reiterated Congress’s commitment to equality and justice for the poor and marginalised.
Jharkhand election: As far as key seats are concerned- former CM Champai Soren, contesting on the BJP ticket in Seraikela, faces a challenge from JMM’s Ganesh Mahli. BJP’s Geeta Koda, wife of former Chief Minister Madhu Koda locked horns with Congress’ Sona Ram Sinku in Jagannathpur.
Hot seats in Jharkhand Assembly Election 2024: Scheduled for November 13, this high-stakes election will reveal if the BJP can retain its stronghold or if the JMM can make a breakthrough. Here’s what you need to know about the key candidates, election dates, Khunti constituency demographics.
Jharkhand Assembly Elections 2024: In total, 15,344 polling stations have been set up across the state. Over 200 companies of security forces are deployed in strategic locations to maintain order and safeguard the electoral process.
Significantly, during the public rally, Shah took a dig at Congress by accusing them of being an "anti-backward class" party. The Union Minister cited several instances where he claimed Congress' anti-backward stance had been exposed.
The 2024 Seraikella Assembly election in Jharkhand sees a fierce contest between former allies Champai Soren (BJP) and Ganesh Mahali (JMM), both vying for the tribal-majority seat in a high-stakes battle.
Jaganathpur assembly election: Jaganathpur assembly seat, a constituency reserved for Scheduled Tribes (STs), will witness a bipolar contest between former MLA Geeta Kora and Congress's incumbent MLA Sona Ram Sinku.
The Ranchi Assembly constituency gears up for a high-stakes battle in the 2024 elections as BJP veteran Chandreshwar Prasad Singh aims for his seventh consecutive term, facing a strong challenge from JMM's Mahua Maji.
PM Modi campaigned in Jharkhand's Gumla in favour of party candidate Sudarshan Bhagat. Bhagat is contesting the Gumla constituency against JMM's Bhushan Tirkey.
Union Home Minister promised the airport construction while addressing a poll rally in Jharkhand. He also targeted Rahul Gandhi for showing a copy of the fake constitution.
The voting for the assembly elections in Jharkhand will take place in two phases on November 13 and November 20. The results will be declared on November 23.
Jharkhand Assembly Elections 2024: Assembly polls will be held in two phases on November 13 and 20 and counting will take place on November 23. The BJP is contesting 68 of the 81 assembly seats in the state, leaving the rest for its allies
"Neither the UCC nor the NRC will be implemented here. Jharkhand will rely solely on the Chotanagpur Tenancy and Santhal Pargana Tenancy Acts," Soren stated.
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