All India Majlis- e-Ittehadul Muslimeen prospect Imtiaz Jaleel on Thursday affirmed fake ballots were cast in Aurangabad East seat throughout Maharashtra Assembly political election 2024 held a day previously, reported the PTI.
Imtiaz Jaleel revealed a number of video clips to journalism and looked for activity from survey authorities.
Polls to the 288-member Maharashtra setting up were hung on Wednesday, while ballots will certainly be depended on Saturday.
Imtiaz Jaleel is matched versus BJP’s Atul Save in the constituency, which becomes part of Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar area in Maharashtra.
“The BJP indulged in bogus voting and also distributed money. If the CCTV of Jawaharnagar police station is checked, it will reveal how many Muslim women went to the party`s office that day,” he affirmed in an interview, based on the PTI.
The 2nd video clip is from Bharatnagar location and individuals from there notified him that fake ballot was being promoted by the BJP, Jaleel additionally declared.
“Some persons told me a woman who had come to vote had no identity documents. She was asked to leave by police when I was about to approach her,” the previous Lok Sabha MP declared.
An offense was signed up versus Imitaz Jaleel and a few other at Pundalik Nagar police headquarters for unsanctioned setting up at a ballot cubicle situated in Nehru Vidyalaya in the constituency, an authorities stated.
Meanwhile, the last turnover in Maharashtra setting up surveys was 66.05 percent based on EVM ballots, up from 61.1 percent in 2019, Election Commission authorities stated on Thursday, according to the PTI.
The ballot portion for the Nanded Lok Sabha bypoll was 67.81 percent.
Polls to the 288-member state setting up were hung on Wednesday, while ballots will certainly be depended on Saturday.
“The official figures for each assembly constituency will depend on the count of postal ballots reported. The 66 per cent turnout figure refers specifically to the votes cast on electronic voting machines,” the principal selecting police officer stated in a declaration.
The rise, omitting postal tallies, highlighted the Election Commission‘s initiatives to involve a more comprehensive body politic, the declaration included.
Kolhapur led with 76.63 percent, complied with by 75.26 percent in Gadchiroli, which has some Left Wing Extremism impacted pockets, while the most affordable remained in Mumbai island city at 52.07 percent and 55.95 percent in the metropolitan area ‘suv area.
More than 68,000 people matured over 85 and 12,000 people with specials needs cast their ballots via home ballot.
“Additionally, 36,000 voters from essential services used postal voting. A total of 466,823 postal ballots were issued to voters on election duty, and around 16,000 Electronically Transmittable Postal Ballots (ETPB) were accepted for service voters,” it stated, the information firm reported.
( with PTI inputs)
