Andhra Pradesh Elections 2024 LIVE Updates

People from Leprosy Coloney of Amancharla village in Venkatachalam village of Sarvepalle Constituency exercise their voting right at Amancharla village despite facing Social Stigma.

Nellore: After several years first of its kind in the history of nellore district people voluntary thronged to the polling centers for exercising their franchise despite lack of proper amenities.

Even as district has recorded 42 degrees Celsius temperature on Monday, voters are patiently waiting of their turn under scorching sun in long queues.

This kind of situation not only witnessed in the villages but also in the town like Atmakuru, Kovuru, nellore city.

Scores of youth from nellore district settled in Soft ware field in different countries across the globe came to the district in the interest of exercising their franchise on Monday.

On other side people suffering from Leprosy disease residing in Amancharla village Leprosy Colony of Venkatachalam mandal seen thronged to the polling booth in the village in the interest of exercising their voting right despite political parties ignored to approach for various reasons.

Even oldaged people crossed 80 years seen standing in the queues witnessed the inspiration of people clearly indicating the change of government in the ensuing elections.

ECI sources say overall percentage could be over 75% by evening which will be more than last time. Brisk polling on. So far about 30 to 35% polling over and still long queues are found even in rural  areas.

Polling Percentage of Anantapur District Assembly Constituencies @ 11.00 a.m recorded as 22.79%

Rayadurg : 22.63 %

Uravakonda : 28.68%

Guntakal : 20.39%

Tadipatri : 22.09%

Singanamala : 17.02%

Anantapur Urban: 27.27%

Kalyandurg : 18.71%

Raptadu: 25.59%

Anantapur Parliament: 22.39%

TDP demands arrest of MLA Sivakumar Reddy for attacking a voter who asked him to stand in queue. Naidu spoke to SP on this and all other incidents of violence in Palnadu

Voters came to Rajahmundry on private carriers because of non-availability of Rtc busses

Bharatiya Janata Party State President, BJP TDP Jana Sena Alliance Rajahmundry MP candidate *Daggubati Purandeshwari and her husband Daggubati Venkateswara Rao cast their vote at VL Puram polling booth 50/166 in Rajamahendravaram city.

Speaking on this occasion, she said that the most valuable thing in democracy is our right to vote given by the Constitution. Sh said that this election will give us a great opportunity to elect leaders who can lead our country effectively and govern ourselves for five years.

Everyone is asked to vote responsibly and be a part of preserving democracy. She called on people to vote and elect wisely and elect those who have integrity and lead the country on the path of development and maintain unity.