Mumbai shamed again: Maximum city, minimum votes
Mumbai finally got out and voted. The city registered a turnout of 53 per cent, that is 12 per cent higher than 2009.
Till 3 in the afternoon, less than 35 per cent voters in Maximum City had reached polling booths to vote in the general election. But the polling percentage improved towards the evening.
More than the close battles being fought, voting in Mumbai is being watched to see if India's financial and entertainment capital will improve on its dismal voting figure of 41.5 per cent in 2009.
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Till 3 in the afternoon, less than 35 per cent voters in Maximum City had reached polling booths to vote in the general election. But the polling percentage improved towards the evening.
More than the close battles being fought, voting in Mumbai is being watched to see if India's financial and entertainment capital will improve on its dismal voting figure of 41.5 per cent in 2009.
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