Reported & Written By Kumud Sharma, Diary Times, Shimla, June 01In Himachal Pradesh, voting is going on in four Lok Sabha constituencies on Saturday due to the last phase of Lok Sabha elections. Along with this, voting is also going on for by-elections in six assembly constituencies of Himachal Pradesh. According to the data released by the Election Commission, 32 percent voting was recorded after four hours of voting starting at 7 am, And the voting percentage is gradually increasing. Mandi parliamentary constituency has recorded the highest voting.
Voting percentage in four parliamentary constituencies of Himachal Pradesh has been recorded at 48.68 percent. 50.44 percent voting has been recorded in Mandi parliamentary constituency. 49.53 percent voting has been recorded in Shimla parliamentary constituency. 47.70 percent voting has been recorded in Hamirpur parliamentary constituency and 47.08 percent voting has been recorded in Kangra parliamentary constituency till 1 pm.
In the six assembly by-election seats of Himachal Pradesh, till 1 pm, 44.63 percent voting was recorded in Gagret, 42.03 percent in Sujanpur and 49 percent in Kutlehar. 41.14 percent voting was recorded in Dharamshala, 35 percent in Barsar and 55.35 percent in Lahaul-Spiti.
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