Bengal records 89.99% voter turnout till 5 pm in second phase of polls
The second phase of elections in Bengal has recorded a massive voter turnout, reaching 89.99% by 5 PM.
PM Narendra Modi on Wednesday said after five phases of election, the Congress-led Opposition has given up the fight and the "situation is clear" now that the BJP will form government at the Centre.
Modi said with the blessings of the people, the BJP-led NDA formed the government in 2014 and in the past five years, India's stature has increased in the world.
The second phase of elections in Bengal has recorded a massive voter turnout, reaching 89.99% by 5 PM.
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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee lashed out at CRPF, accusing them of acting on behalf of the opposition party instead of securing the borders.
The second phase of the assembly elections in Bengal is witnessing a massive voter turnout, with data from the Election Commission indicating a 78.68% voter turnout by 3 pm.