Smooth Voting Underway in Remote Nilambur Amidst Political Tensions
Voting at the Punchakkoli booth in Nilambur proceeded without issues despite its remote forest location. A 30.51% turnout was recorded by 11 am. Parties contesting include LDF, UDF, and BJP. The by-election follows PV Anvar's resignation. Key candidates express determination ahead of results on June 23.
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Voting at the Punchakkoli polling booth in the heart of Nilambur's verdant forests went off without a hitch on Thursday, as committed voters braved the remote location to cast their ballots.
The Election Commission of India reported a voter turnout of 30.51% by 11 am in Nilambur. Polls opened at 7 am, coinciding with by-election activities in Punjab, West Bengal, and Gujarat.
Anticipation builds as results will be unveiled on June 23, with key candidates from LDF, UDF, and BJP keenly involved. The by-election was triggered by PV Anvar's departure from LDF to join TMC, adding layers to the political narrative. UDF's Aryadan Shoukath and LDF's M Swaraj remained confident, with each side framing the by-poll as pivotal for their party's future performance ahead of the 2026 Assembly elections.
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