Patna. In the voting held from 8 am to 4 pm on Friday for eight seats of Bihar Legislative Council, 74.55 percent voting was recorded in teachers' constituencies and 43.87 percent in graduates' constituencies.
According to the data released by the Election Commission till 4 pm, Saran seat among the teacher constituencies saw the highest turnout of 87.16 percent, while Kosi seat among the graduate constituencies saw the highest turnout of 52.51 percent. According to the Election Department, voting was conducted peacefully. However, the figures released are provisional based on information received till 4 pm and voting was reported to be ongoing at some polling stations.
Saran leads in teacher elections
According to the data released by the Election Department, in the four graduate constituencies, voting was 36.19 percent in Patna, 42.15 percent in Tirhut, 42 percent in Darbhanga and 52.51 percent in Kosi. Thus, the total voting percentage in graduate constituencies was 43.87. At the same time, in four teacher constituencies, 56.89 percent voting was recorded in Patna, 87.16 percent in Saran, 78.10 percent in Tirhut and 79 percent in Darbhanga. The total voting percentage in these areas was 74.55.
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