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Raigarh. Home voting is important in many ways for senior voters to exercise their franchise on behalf of the Election Commission of India. In the festival of democracy, where every vote plays an important role, but at this stage of age, there is difficulty in walking. It doesn’t seem possible to vote. But the Election Commission of India has removed the problem of not being able to exercise their franchise and has maintained the importance of their vote in democracy by providing the facility to senior voters above 85 years of age to vote at their homes.

It is noteworthy that the process of home voting has been started in all four assemblies in the district from Saturday. Under this, polling parties reached the homes of voters above 85 years of age and more than 40 percent with disabilities to vote.

There are a total of 135 home voters in the district, which include 23 in Raigarh, 56 in Kharsia, 19 in Lailunga and 37 in Dharamjaygarh. Out of the total 135 voters who applied for home voting, 131 voted through postal ballot at their residence. 1 voter has passed away and to provide the facility of voting to the remaining 3 voters through postal ballot, a team of polling officers will again visit their residence on 2nd May.

Nitin Namdev, Raipur. CBI investigation into Biranpur communal violence has started. The team of CBI officers reached Vivekananda Airport in Raipur at around 2.30 pm for investigation. The team left directly for Biranpur from the airport. According to the information received, the CBI team has reached Bemetra Guest House.

Let us tell you that Late. Bhuneshwar Sahu’s father and Saja MLA Ishwar Sahu had demanded a CBI inquiry into the violence in Biranpur in the assembly. The decision of CBI investigation was taken in the cabinet meeting held recently. Recently, based on the consent of the Government of Chhattisgarh, the Government of India had issued the notification of CBI investigation. CBI has registered an FIR in the case and made 12 people accused. A case has already been registered at the local level. Now CBI has taken over the entire case and has started investigation.

Laxmikant Bansod, Balod. After the second phase of Lok Sabha elections, polling parties deposited EVMs in the strong room till late night. At the same time, the scooty of a teacher who had left for his home around 4 am after collecting the voting material was hit by an unknown vehicle, due to which he died on the spot.

This incident took place at Dallirajhara Chowk of Balod police station area. The deceased teacher Khelan Singh Patel was posted in Secondary School, Taraud. The deceased teacher was on duty at polling station number 38 for disabled polling station. Balod police have taken the body into their custody and are busy in investigation.

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Dantewada. Joga, a former district member and sarpanch, was killed by Maoists in Potli of Aranpur police station area. Armed Naxalites entered the house late at night and committed the crime. Naxalites allege that Joga used to help the police and campaign for BJP. The truth is that Joga did politics for CPI. After this he joined Congress.

At present, Joga Podiyami’s wife is a district member. Joga’s family is already on the radar of Maoists. The Maoists had also killed Joga’s son Harish Podiyami on suspicion of being a police informer. About six years ago, Maoists had killed son Joga in front of his mother and father in Jandalat. Now father Joga Podiyami was also killed.

Raipur. State Tax GST Department, Raipur Civil Lines Office organized a one-day workshop for Doomratrai businessmen at Hotel Karkhana, Shadani Darbar Complex, Doomratrai. In the program, problems of traders of Doomratrai, Ganesh Ram Nagar and Pagariya Complex were also heard and help was assured.

In the workshop, Deputy Commissioner Anju Kumar, State Tax Officer Ravi Kumar, LP Joshi, Vikas Choubey, State Tax Inspector Nishant Tiwari and Rajnikant Yadu told the traders about the problems related to filing GST returns, registration, adding additional business place in GST, talk related to godown and Discussed about timely response to various notices related to GST etc.

In the program, under this off doing business, it was said that full support will be given to the traders in doing business and they will be given simple and easy means to do their business. All the officers shared their mobile numbers, so that information can be taken in case of any problem and such meetings will be held by the officers on one Friday in the month, so that the GST work can be implemented smoothly. Tanesh Ahuja, President Footwear Association Doomtarai had a special contribution in the program.

Virendra Gahwai, Bilaspur. BJP is winning all 11 seats in the state. Congress has lost the trust of the people. Congress is not able to manage its own house, people from their party are joining BJP. CM Vishnudev Sai said this today in Chilahati village of Masturi area of ​​Bilaspur Lok Sabha. CM Vishnudev Sai is continuously touring the state while campaigning in favor of the BJP candidate. On Friday, CM Sai reached Chilahati village of Masturi area to campaign in favor of BJP candidate Tokhan Sahu. While addressing the general meeting, Chief Minister Sai taunted about Rahul Gandhi’s visit and said that we want Rahul Gandhi to come to Chhattisgarh again and again, because wherever he goes, Congress gets divided. He said that Congress has lost the trust of the public and in the last 5 years also, Congress has done the work of deceiving the public. He said that we have tried to fulfill Modi’s guarantee in the last 4 months, due to which public confidence in BJP has increased.

While addressing the general meeting, CM Sai said that this election is not a small election, this is the election to make Narendra Modi the Prime Minister for the third time. PM Modi is serving 140 crore people. They are working 18 hours a day and serving the public, have not taken a single hour’s leave in 10 years. Pakistan’s howling has stopped, Pakistan has also trembled after the surgical strike. CM Sai said that we have to win by voting in Kamal Chhap on 7th May. Congress should not be allowed to open account in Chhattisgarh. Congress did not fulfill any promise in 5 years and did the work of cheating. Made Chhattisgarh a stronghold of corruption.

CG Lok Sabha Election 2024: Voting for the second phase has started today in 88 seats in 13 states of the country. Of these, voting is also taking place in three Lok Sabha seats of Chhattisgarh, Kanker, Mahasamund and Rajnandgaon. A total of 24 assembly constituencies are included in all three Lok Sabha seats. Talking about the candidates, 15 candidates are in the fray from Rajnandgaon Lok Sabha, 17 from Mahasamund Lok Sabha and 9 from Kanker Lok Sabha. The Election Commission has released the voting percentage till 11 am. There was 35.47 percent voting in this.

According to the data released by the Election Commission, 39.38 percent voting took place in Kanker, 34.43 percent in Mahasamund and 32.99 percent in Rajnandgaon.

Voting time in all three Lok Sabha seats of Chhattisgarh

Voting will be held from 7 am to 6 pm in the polling stations of Rajnandgaon Lok Sabha, Mahasamund and Kanker areas. Along with this, voting time has been reduced in some polling stations. In which voting will be held from 7 am to 3 pm in Kanker, Bhanupratappur, Keshkal and Antagarh assembly constituencies of Kanker Lok Sabha constituency. Voting will be held from 7 am to 3 pm in Mohla Manpur assembly constituency of Rajnandgaon Lok Sabha constituency. Voting will be held from 7 am to 3 pm in 9 polling stations of Bindranavagarh Assembly constituency of Mahasamund Lok Sabha constituency. Read More – CG Lok Sabha Election 2024: Amidst voting, BJP leaders including Deputy CM Vijay Sharma claimed victory, said- Chhattisgarh will win with 11 zeros.

Number of voters in three Lok Sabha constituencies

Total voters – 52,84,938 Male voters – 26,05,350 Female voters – 26,79,528 Third gender voters – 6018 to 19 age group – 1,62,624

Know assembly wise voting percentage

Kanker Lok Sabha

Antagarh – 36.30%

Bhanupratappur – 36.70%

Daundi Lohara – 39.14%

Gundardehi – 37.32%

Kanker – 43.00 %

Keshakal – 44.15%

Sanjari Balod – 35.95%

Sihawa – 43.35%

Mahasamund Lok Sabha

Basna – 37.15 %

Bindranavagarh – 35.20%

Dhamtari – 32.92%

Khallari – 35.34%

Kurud – 31.33%

Mahasamund – 33.54%

Rajim – 31.85%

Saraipali – 38.19%

Rajnandgaon Lok Sabha

Dongargaon – 34.76%

Dongargarh – 29.96%

Kawardha – 32.48%

Khairagarh – 37.81%

Itching – 32.19%

Mohla Manpur – 42.00 %

Pandaria – 28.35%

Rajnandgaon – 30.93%