In the upcoming Jharkhand Assembly elections, the richest candidate, Aquil Akhtar, boasts a staggering ₹400 crore in assets, while others declare as little as ₹100. This stark contrast highlights the wealth disparity among candidates as the state prepares for a pivotal electoral battle.

The Jharkhand Assembly elections, taking place in two phases, have drawn significant attention due to the stark financial disparities among candidates.

The first phase of Jharkhand assembly elections recorded a voter turnout of 64.86%, with significant discrepancies between urban and rural areas. High participation in tribal regions overshadowed low turnout in cities.

The first phase of Jharkhand assembly elections have come to an end with the state recording a voter turnout of 64.86 per cent till 5 pm. The highest turnout was registered in the district of Lohardaga while the lowest was recorded in the capital city of Ranchi.

In total, 15,344 polling stations have been set up across the state. Over 200 companies of security forces are deployed in strategic locations to maintain order and safeguard the electoral process.

Among the 43 seats that are in fray in the first phase of elections include Kodarma, seraikella, Ranchi, Barkatha, Barhi, Barkagaon, Hazaribagh, Simaria (SC), Chatra (SC), Baharagora, Ghatsila (ST), Potka (ST),

Voting for the first phase of Jharkhand Assembly elections will be held on November 13, 2024. Of the 81 Assembly constituencies in the State, 43 will vote today.

At the end of the first phase of polling, EVMs are being sealed at polling booths in Jharkhand. Jharkhand election 2024 live updates: A voter turnout of 59.28% has been recorded till 3pm in the first phase of the Jharkhand elections.

In the first phase of the Jharkhand Assembly elections, voter turnout hit 64.86%, slightly above the 63.9% recorded in 2019. With the ruling JMM-led INDIA alliance and BJP-led NDA vying for power, this election could significantly reshape the state's political landscape.