Gandhinagar: A daylong drive will be held across the state on November 26 to update the voter’s list, a statement of the chief electoral officersaid on Friday. Voters will be able to verify their names, addresses and other details at all polling booths in the state from 10am to 6pm on Sunday. Forms to change the name, address and other details in the voter’s list can be filled by people at the polling centres.tnn
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Indore district records 73.75% voters turnout in assembly polls; urban apathy blamed for slow start; long queues observed at polling booths; voters in Dingroda village boycott election; control units and VVPATs replaced; efforts made to increase voter turnout; high voters turnout in Mandsaur, Neemuch, and Ratlam; Ujjain reports 78.64% polling; Barwani and Khargone witness 75.98% turnout; voter dies after coming to vote.
