Patna: The third phase of Panchayat selection in 50 blocks spread in 35 districts who died peacefully on Friday restrictions on sporadic incidents of battle and threw stones in several places.
According to the State Election Commission, 58.16% of polls were recorded in the third phase.
Style recorded 65.42% high followed by Nawada and Arwal with 62% respectively.
Repollling was ordered to two polling rooms under the Tanyarpur block in the Samastipur district and number 4 Muzaffarpur after the complaint was received by the Commission.
The report said two people suffered a head injury when supporters of two contestants at odds with each other outside the polling booth number 112 from the expensive forest of Panchayat in Bhojpur Regency.
Likewise, a group of people pelted official stones on the official vehicle of the Nagarnaa police station in the Nalanda district when the last one went to take a stock situation at the number 19 polling booth from Khajura Panchayat.
Sho, Narad Muni, said four suspects were detained for interrogation.
The vehicle was broken in the incident.
In Gopalganj, a block construction officer must face a hostile crowd.
A senior police officer said BDO was thrown a violation by several people, who accused the former intimidating voters to support certain candidates in a Pancrayat voting booth in Bhore in the district.
In Bettiah, the official vehicle belonging to a sector judge was thrown with stones near the number 305 polling booth from Semri Panchayat.
The windshield of the vehicle was destroyed in the attack.
In the Rajuli Nawada block, the voter reached their polling booth under the Pancrayat Siradobar on a rural boat.
They have to cross the Phulwaria dam to reach the polling booth to train their franchise.
Meanwhile, the Commission has decided to do imberl at number 4 number 4 Muzaffarpur and Tyyarpur in Samastipur Regency after complaint deviations in ballots.
Meanwhile, voting at 23 Panchayats Blok Korha in Katihar District died peacefully.
People began to queue in 316 polling booths from 7am and polls continued until 5pm.
The fate of at least 2301 candidates sealed at EVMS.
Taufique’s chairman officer, who oversaw the voting at Booth number 217 in a school under the Phulwaria Panchayat from the district, “from 551 voters, around 338 choosing.” (With input from Sanjeev Mishra in Katihar)