Over 15,500 Displaced Kashmiri Pandits to Vote in J&K Assembly Elections

More than 15,500 displaced Kashmiri Pandit voters will participate in the second phase of the Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections, voting at 24 special polling stations. This phase will occur in 26 assembly segments across six districts. The election will determine the fate of 239 candidates.

More than 15,500 displaced Kashmiri Pandit voters are set to cast their ballots at 24 polling stations in the second phase of the Jammu and Kashmir assembly election on Wednesday.

This significant polling event, scheduled for September 25, will occur across 26 assembly segments in six districts of the Union Territory and will influence the political future of 239 candidates.

The displaced Kashmiri Pandits will exercise their right to vote in 15 segments within central Kashmir's Srinagar, Budgam, and Ganderbal districts. According to Relief and Rehabilitation Commissioner Arvind Karwani, preparations have been made for free and fair polling, including 19 stations for over 14,700 voters in Jammu, four in Delhi, and one in Udhampur.

(With inputs from agencies.)