Over 77% turnout in Assam, polling incident-free
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Guwahati, April 1 : As many as 77.21 per cent of the 73,44,631 voters exercised their franchise in the second phase of polling in Assam on Thursday, election officials said, adding that no untoward incident was reported from the 39 constituencies, where balloting ended at 6 p.m. The turnout of the electorate is 77.21 per cent. The percentage will increase a bit after the final compilation of reports from all the returning officers, election officials said, adding that no incident of violence was reported so far from the 13 districts where the voting was peacefully.
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