Nagpur | An average 13.7 percent voter turnout was recorded till 11 am in seven constituencies of Maharashtra where polling is underway in the first phase of Lok Sabha elections.
According to a district election official, the Nagpur Lok Sabha seat witnessed 17.56 percent voting in the first four hours, while it was 18.01 percent in the Maoist-hit Gadchiroli-Chimur constituency.
Besides, Wardha recorded 15.76 percent polling till 11 am, followed by Bhandara-Gondiya – 12.2 percent, Yavatmal-Washim – 12.06 percent, Chandrapur- 10.86 percent and Ramtek (SC)- 9.82 percent.
All these constituencies are located in the state’s Vidarbha region.
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