Assembly Elections 2026 Live Updates: Voting delayed in Tamil Nadu’s Duvipuram
West Bengal, Tamil Nadu Election 2026 Live Updates: Voting for the 2026 Assembly elections commenced at 7 am on Thursday, April 23, across multiple constituencies in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal.
The Election Commission of India (ECI) has put in place comprehensive arrangements, including heightened security, to ensure the process remains orderly and transparent.
Tamil Nadu is witnessing a single-phase election across all 234 Assembly constituencies, with over 5.7 crore registered voters eligible to cast their ballots. Authorities have deployed extensive logistical support and personnel to manage the large-scale electoral exercise efficiently.
In West Bengal, Phase 1 polling is being conducted for 152 seats spanning 16 districts, marking the beginning of a closely watched contest. Central armed police forces have been stationed in sensitive regions to deter violence and maintain law and order. The second phase is scheduled for April 29.
Election officials have urged voters to carry valid identification and adhere to polling guidelines. The Model Code of Conduct remains in force, with strict monitoring to ensure compliance. Campaigning concluded earlier this week, while counting will take place as per the ECI's notified schedule.
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