Manpreet Badal in Chandigarh, Someone else cast his vote at Badal village
Manpreet Badal in Chandigarh, Someone else cast his vote at Badal village
Over 80% of the 1.27 crore cast their vote in the high-stake Panchayat elections in Punjab on Sunday amid violence and allegations of rigging and booth capturing from across the state .
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Manpreet Badal in Chandigarh, Someone else cast his vote at Badal village[/caption]
In a gelastic situation, the Punjab Finance Minister Manpreet Badal who was resting in his house in Chandigarh during the panchayat elections, someone else casted his vote at Badal village. According to reports, someone else casted his vote at the polling booth number 103 at the Government Primary School at Village Badal.
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Manpreet Badal in Chandigarh, Someone else cast his vote at Badal village[/caption]
Meanwhile, the polling agents who were there at the duty at polling booth were not aware that who casted the vote on the behalf of Punjab Finance Minister.
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Manpreet Badal in Chandigarh, Someone else cast his vote at Badal village[/caption]
The polls were held to elect 13,276 sarpanchs and 83,831 panchs in the state. As many as 8,000 candidates are in fray for the post of sarpanchs and panchs whereas Around 4,363 sarpanchs and 46,754 panchs are already elected unopposed.The results of the Punjab Panchayat elections will be announced by the evening.
