Jammu & Kashmir Assembly Elections 2024 Voting Underway
Indiatimes · 11m
Jammu and Kashmir records 61.38% voter turnout in phase one of elections, Election Commission of India says
Jammu and Kashmir saw a 61.38% voter turnout in the first phase of assembly elections, according to the Election Commission of India. Male turnout was 63.75%, while female turnout was 58.96%, and third gender turnout reached 40%.
Mint · 1d
Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Elections 2024: NC-Congress vs BJP vs PDP — Who won how many seats since 1962?
As Jammu and Kashmir witnesses assembly elections for the first time after the abrogation of Article 370, here’s a recap of how national and regional political parties performed in Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Elections since 1962.
Deccan Herald · 1h
Jammu & Kashmir Assembly Elections 2024 | FAQs: What are reserved constituencies?
Assembly Elections in Jammu and Kashmir are being held for the first time since the abrogation of section 370. Candidates have been been leaving no stones unturned in their campaigning to woo voters in their favour in order to bag victories in their respective constituencies.
India TV · 1d
Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Elections: How many candidates in Phase 2 are facing criminal cases against them?
The candidates submitted self-sworn affidavits with their nomination papers, adhering to the Commission's rules. These candidates are eligible to run for office as the law presumes individuals are innocent until proven guilty in court.
The Indian Express · 2d
Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Elections 2024 Live Updates: Phase 1 voter turnout reaches 59%; Kishtwar sees highest at 77%
Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Elections 2024 Live Updates, Today: For the first time in three-and-a-half decades, Kashmir was witness to fearless campaigning, with enthusiastic public participation.
India.com · 2h
After 2019 Constitution Reorganisation, What Powers Will the New Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Hold?
The Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act of 2019 established two Union Territories: Ladakh, which has no legislature, and Jammu and Kashmir, which does. This led to amendments in the Constitution’s First Schedule and Article 3, which deals with the “Formation of new States and alteration of areas, boundaries or names of existing States”.
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