Gujarat Assembly Election 2022 Voting Highlights: Voter turnout stands at 60.94 per cent in final phase, fate of 833 candidates sealed

Voter turnout of 60.94 per cent was recorded in the second and final phase of the Gujarat Assembly elections that took place on December 5.

Congress has the right to complain but PM Modi did not do any road show today. He did not violate any rules. He walked from the car to the voting centre. Those naming this as a road show are clearly showing their disappointment: Gujarat BJP chief CR Patil at Gandhinagar. (ANI)

A n average turnout of 58.68 per cent polling recorded till 5pm in the second phase of Gujarat elections, the election commission of India said.

Polling in the second and final phase of elections concluded at 5 PM.

In less than 20 mins now, the second and final phase of Gujarat Assembly elections will conclude. The results will be announced on December 8.

Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera said that on the polling day, PM Modi did a roadshow for two and a haf hours when he went to cast his vote. “Will appeal to EC against it, seems like Election Commission is willingly under pressure,” he says. (ANI)

“It's our right & responsibility to vote. I came to know that till now only 60% polling has been done, so I appeal to people to come and increase it. I am hopeful that in the coming time our country can become a superpower as we have youth and potential,” says Irfan Pathan

Former Indian cricketers Yusuf Pathan and Irfan Pathan along with their family members cast their votes at a polling booth in Vadodara. Yusuf Pathan appeals to voters to come out and vote.

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee has criticised PM Narendra Modi for 'road show' at a poll booth in Gujarat. This comes after crowds were seen waving at PM Modi as he walked across to the polling booth in Ahmedabad to cast vote in the ongoing second phase of state assembly election. “Roadshow is not permitted on the day of voting but Prime Minister Modi and his party are VVIPs, they can do anything and they will be excused,” the CM said.

A differently-abled voter in Gujarat casts his vote for the second phase of Gujarat Assembly Polls in Nadiad, Kheda. “I lost both my hands 20 years ago in an accident but that did never stop me from casting my vote. I use my feet to vote now,” Ankit Soni told news agency ANI.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday cast his vote at a polling station here during the second phase of the Assembly elections in Gujarat and said the state's people listen to everybody, but it is their nature to accept what is true. (PTI)

Supporters of the Congress and BJP candidates from Danta Assembly seat in Gujarat's Banaskantha district allegedly clashed with each other after a collision between the vehicles of the two leaders, police said on Monday.

No one was injured in the incident which took place at around 10.30 pm on Sunday, Banaskantha Superintendent of Police (SP) Akshayraj Makwana told PTI.

SP Makwana said Kharadi, the sitting MLA from Danta seat, and BJP nominee Latu Parghi levelled allegations that they were attacked by each other's supporters with deadly weapons after a collision between their vehicles.

Danta, reserved for the Scheduled Tribe candidates, is one of the 93 seats where voting is underway on Monday in the second phase of the state Assembly elections. (PTI)

A 34.74 per cent voter turnout recorded till 1 PM in the second phase of Gujarat polls.

Former Indian Cricketer Nayan Mongia casts his vote for the second and final phase of elections at a polling booth in Vadodara

I appeal to people to step go to polling stations and vote. Choose whoever you want but you will be able to demand answers from political leaders only if you vote. I expect AAP to win 51 plus out of 89 seats in the first phase and 52 plus seats in the second phase, says Isudan Gadhvi after casting his vote.

AAP's chief ministerial candidate Isudan Gadhvi casts his vote at a polling station in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Isudan, who is one of the star campaigners of the party, is contesting from the Khambhalia seat.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's mother Heeraben Modi casts her vote for the second phase of Gujarat Assembly Polls in Raysan Primary School, Gandhinagar.

Erstwhile royal Rajmata Shubhanginiraje Gaekwad cast her vote at a polling booth in Vadodara. “Voting is our right. I appeal to everyone to exercise their franchise. There is no right without responsibility,” she says. (ANI)

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's brother Somabhai Modi casts his vote for the second phase of Gujarat Assembly elections at Nishan Public school, Ranip.

A total of 19.17 per cent voter turnout recorded till 11 AM in the final and second phase of Gujarat elections.

In the initial hour of polling, district-wise, Gandhinagar recorded the highest turnout so far at 7.05 per cent, while Mahisagar district recorded the lowest turnout of 3.76 per cent. As per constituency-wise data, Gandhinagar North recorded the highest turnout of 12.97 per cent between 8 am and 9 am.

Amit Shah and his family offer prayers at a temple in Ahmedabad after casting their votes for the second phase of polls. His son & BCCI secretary Jay Shah also with them.

Amit Shah, along with members of his family including his son and BCCI secretary Jay Shah, has cast their votes at AMC Sub-Zonal Office in Naranpura of Ahmedabad.

Union home minister Amit Shah's son Jay Shah has cast his vote along with his father at a polling booth at Naranpura in Ahmedabad in the second phase of polls.

Union home minister Amit Shah casts his vote at Naranpura for the second phase of polls.