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Assam elections: 9.47 per cent turnout recorded in first two hours of polling
Updated On: 27 March, 2021 11:44 AM IST | Guwahati | PTI
While the polling so far has been peaceful, some complaints of EVM glitches were lodged, an Election Commission official said. Long queues were seen outside polling booths with voters and election officials adhering to COVID-19 protocols. First voters in many polling stations were greeted with saplings.

Voters queue up outside a polling station during the first phase of polling for Assam Assembly elections, at Rupohi in Nagaon district. Pic/PTI
An estimated 9.47 per cent of the total 81.09 lakh electors exercised their franchise till 9 am in 47 constituencies of Assam where polling is underway with strict adherence to COVID-19 protocols in the first phase of elections on Saturday.
While the polling so far has been peaceful, some complaints of EVM glitches were lodged, an Election Commission official said. Long queues were seen outside polling booths with voters and election officials adhering to COVID-19 protocols. First voters in many polling stations were greeted with saplings.
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