Lok Sabha Elections 2024 Phase 3: The Election Commission of India recently concluded the second phase of the Lok Sabha Elections 2024 on April 26, 2024. The second phase of the 2024 General Elections included 89 constituencies spread across states in the country's northern, southern, western, and eastern regions.
According to the schedule, the country will hold elections in seven stages spread over nearly three months. During the first and second phases of the country's elections, multiple states, including Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal, North-Eastern, Karnataka, Maharashtra, and others, participated in the voting process.
The third phase, which will include 94 Lok Sabha constituencies from 12 states and union territories, is set to begin on May 7. Particularly in Maharashtra, the elections will see a total of 11 constituencies going for polls. Subsequently, schools and colleges in these constituencies will remain closed on the day of the voting.
These constituencies in Maharashtra will go for third phase of voting on on May 7:
Constituencies
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Baramati
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Raigad
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Osmanabad
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Latur (SC)
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Solapur (SC)
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Madha
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Sangli
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Satara
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Ratnagiri-Sindhudurg
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Kolhapur
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Hatkanangle
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Schools and colleges in the above-mentioned constituencies will be closed on election day due to safety concerns. This ensures the safety of students and staff while also minimising disruptions during the voting process. It also makes it easier for election officials and voters to move around, encouraging more people to participate in the election.
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