Nagpur, April 11 (IANS) A robust average of 30.19 per cent voting was recorded at half-way mark till 1 p.m. in Maharashtra’s seven Lok Sabha constituencies on Thursday, an official said.
Surprisingly, the highest voting — 41.87 per cent — was notched in the Maoist-infested Gadchiroli-Chimur and the lowest — 23.19 per cent — was seen in Ramtek, a reserved SC seat.
The other constituencies’ voting percentages figures are: Bhandara-Gondiya (32.02), Chandrapur (30.50), Wardha (30.22), Nagpur (27.47 per cent) and Yavatmal-Washim (26.09).
Voting pace slowed down in many areas post-noon as the blazing sun discouraged voters from stepping out in the 40-45 degrees heat.
A total electorate of 1.30 crore is eligible to vote for 116 candidates in these seven constituencies on Thursday.
–IANS
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