Jammu And Kashmir Assembly Election 2024 Live Updates | Voting For Second Phase Begins Across 26 Seats

Several foreign delegates on Wednesday left for Srinagar from the Delhi airport to witness the second phase of Assembly Elections in Jammu and Kashmir being held after a decade and for the first time after the abrogation of Article 370. The delegates were seen checking in at the counters to fly to leave for Srinagar.

As voting got underway for the second phase of Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections 2024 on Wednesday, J&K BJP President Ravinder Raina claimed victory for the saffron party once the results are announced on October 8.

Raina while talking to the media after casting vote at a polling station in Rajouri said, “People are coming out in large numbers to participate in the second phase of voting. I believe, BJP will win in Jammu and Kashmir. Raina is the BJP's candidate from Nowshera Assembly seat in Jammu region.

The first three voters at a polling station in Bagoo Rampora planted saplings immediately after casting their votes. This initiative highlights the community's commitment to environmental sustainability alongside civic engagement.

In the Ganderbal constituency, former Chief Minister and JKNC Vice President Omar Abdullah is contesting the election against PDP's Bashir Ahmad Mir, making this a closely watched race in the region.

Aijaz Hussain, the BJP candidate for the Lal Chowk Assembly constituency, expressed optimism about the upcoming elections, stating, "People have gained confidence in the democratic set-up." He emphasised the importance of development, urging voters to support his party.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah appealed to the people of Jammu and Kashmir to vote in large numbers for a developed and terror-free region. He said that the people should vote for a government that works with commitment for the rights of the deprived and women and for the development of the region.

SSP Rajour, Randeep Kumar reported a festive atmosphere as citizens turned out in large numbers to vote today. He stated, "People have stepped out of their houses like it is a festival." Kumar assured that comprehensive security arrangements are in place. He said, "Wherever we felt security was necessary, it has been deployed." Additional forces from the CAPF and the Army have been stationed to ensure a smooth electoral process.

As the second phase of assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir commences, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to X to urge citizens to participate actively in the democratic process.

In his tweet, PM Modi stated, "Today is the second phase of voting for the assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir. I appeal to all voters to cast their vote and play their important role in strengthening democracy." He also congratulated first-time voters, emphasising the significance of their participation.

As the second phase of the election begins, people are lined up to cast their votes in 26 constituencies across six districts of the Union territory.

Voting for the second phase of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections has officially begun, with stringent multi-layered security measures in place to ensure a smooth electoral process. Election officials are overseeing the polling across various constituencies, emphasising the importance of safety for voters and staff.

Baldev Raj Sharma, the BJP candidate for the newly formed Sri Mata Vaishno Devi Assembly constituency, performed prayers at his residence today ahead of the second phase of voting. This election marks a significant milestone, as it is the first time constituents will cast their votes in this newly created constituency following the delimitation process.

Ravinder Raina, the Jammu and Kashmir BJP chief and party candidate for the Nowshera constituency, visited the Thakurdwara Temple to offer prayers ahead of the second phase of the Assembly elections.

Preparations are in full swing at a polling station in Jammu designated for Kashmiri migrants as the second phase of voting takes place on Wednesday. This crucial phase will encompass 26 assembly constituencies across six districts, with a total of 25.78 lakh eligible voters expected to cast their ballots.

Several foreign delegates on Wednesday left for Srinagar from the Delhi airport to witness the second phase of Assembly Elections in Jammu and Kashmir being held after a decade and for the first time after the abrogation of Article 370. The delegates were seen checking in at the counters to fly to leave for Srinagar.

As voting got underway for the second phase of Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections 2024 on Wednesday, J&K BJP President Ravinder Raina claimed victory for the saffron party once the results are announced on October 8.

Raina while talking to the media after casting vote at a polling station in Rajouri said, “People are coming out in large numbers to participate in the second phase of voting. I believe, BJP will win in Jammu and Kashmir. Raina is the BJP's candidate from Nowshera Assembly seat in Jammu region.

The first three voters at a polling station in Bagoo Rampora planted saplings immediately after casting their votes. This initiative highlights the community's commitment to environmental sustainability alongside civic engagement.

In the Ganderbal constituency, former Chief Minister and JKNC Vice President Omar Abdullah is contesting the election against PDP's Bashir Ahmad Mir, making this a closely watched race in the region.

Aijaz Hussain, the BJP candidate for the Lal Chowk Assembly constituency, expressed optimism about the upcoming elections, stating, "People have gained confidence in the democratic set-up." He emphasised the importance of development, urging voters to support his party.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah appealed to the people of Jammu and Kashmir to vote in large numbers for a developed and terror-free region. He said that the people should vote for a government that works with commitment for the rights of the deprived and women and for the development of the region.

SSP Rajour, Randeep Kumar reported a festive atmosphere as citizens turned out in large numbers to vote today. He stated, "People have stepped out of their houses like it is a festival." Kumar assured that comprehensive security arrangements are in place. He said, "Wherever we felt security was necessary, it has been deployed." Additional forces from the CAPF and the Army have been stationed to ensure a smooth electoral process.

As the second phase of assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir commences, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to X to urge citizens to participate actively in the democratic process.

In his tweet, PM Modi stated, "Today is the second phase of voting for the assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir. I appeal to all voters to cast their vote and play their important role in strengthening democracy." He also congratulated first-time voters, emphasising the significance of their participation.

As the second phase of the election begins, people are lined up to cast their votes in 26 constituencies across six districts of the Union territory.

Voting for the second phase of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections has officially begun, with stringent multi-layered security measures in place to ensure a smooth electoral process. Election officials are overseeing the polling across various constituencies, emphasising the importance of safety for voters and staff.

Baldev Raj Sharma, the BJP candidate for the newly formed Sri Mata Vaishno Devi Assembly constituency, performed prayers at his residence today ahead of the second phase of voting. This election marks a significant milestone, as it is the first time constituents will cast their votes in this newly created constituency following the delimitation process.

Ravinder Raina, the Jammu and Kashmir BJP chief and party candidate for the Nowshera constituency, visited the Thakurdwara Temple to offer prayers ahead of the second phase of the Assembly elections.

Preparations are in full swing at a polling station in Jammu designated for Kashmiri migrants as the second phase of voting takes place on Wednesday. This crucial phase will encompass 26 assembly constituencies across six districts, with a total of 25.78 lakh eligible voters expected to cast their ballots.