Jammu Kashmir Election 2024: Chief Election Commissioner amid the second phase of voting in Kashmir, said- this election is going to make history
Jammu and Kashmir: The Central Election Commission seems happy with the voting in the second phase of Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Elections (Jammu Kashmir Election 2024). Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar said in a press conference that people are coming out in large numbers to vote in Jammu and Kashmir. This is going to make history. We are very happy that voting is taking place with enthusiasm in the entire valley and Jammu, be it the valley of Srinagar or the high mountain peaks. People from where boycott appeals were made earlier are also coming out to vote. It is for the world to see how elections can be held in Jammu and Kashmir in a peaceful, fair manner. A large number of diplomats are also in Jammu and Kashmir to witness the assembly elections.
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Foreign diplomats visit polling booth in Srinagar
A delegation of diplomats from various countries visited a polling station in Bemina area of Srinagar to witness the voting process during the second phase of Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections. Voting is being held today for 26 seats in six districts of the Union Territory. Diplomats from several countries visited several polling booths in Budgam and Srinagar during the second phase of voting in Jammu and Kashmir. The Ministry of External Affairs had invited a delegation of diplomats from around 15 countries, including the United States, Mexico, Guyana, South Korea, Somalia, Panama, Singapore, Nigeria, Spain, South Africa, Norway, Tanzania, Rwanda, Algeria and Philippines. The diplomats in the delegation also interacted with people and voters.
South African Diplomat Lara Swart said that I think we are from 15 countries. This is the first time I am visiting Jammu and Kashmir. It is really a privilege to be invited by the Ministry of External Affairs to come and visit the polling stations. A diplomat from Rwanda said that I think the election is well organized. We were explained very well about how things are going. A Norwegian diplomat said that it is very good. I have come to Srinagar for the first time. It is very important to visit different states and regions and of course talk to people. Dev, a diplomat from Tanzania, told that he had never seen such a practice before. Apart from this, he expressed surprise to know about the concept of pink booth.
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