Lok Sabha election exit polls 2019 live: NDA all set to form the next government with 296 seats, according to poll of polls

Garu Singh Chogad, who was deployed at the Jalwat polling booth in Dhar Lok Sabha constituency, died after suffering a heart failure on Sunday morning, state's chief electoral officer V L Kantha Rao told reporters. In another incident, a presiding officer, Anil Nema, in Dewas Lok Sabha seat died of cardiac arrest on Saturday night, he said.

Statewise polling percentage: Jharkhand 19.03%, West Bengal 16.31%, UP 11.28%, Punjab 11.80%, 14.77%, Himachal Pradesh 13.49%, 10.92%

Crude bombs were hurled at Raidighi in Mathurapur and voters were allegedly threatened by the activists of the state's ruling Trinamool Congress while a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) camp office was set ablaze in Rajarhat under the Barasat constituency

Close to 100 transgenders in Baruipur’s Mullickpur under Jadavpur Lok Sabha segment will cast their votes under the third gender category after the Supreme Court gave the recognition in 2014 and appealed to the government to provide them with quotas in education and jobs.

Election campaign for last phase of polling for Lok Sabha polls is over, surprisingly Narendra Modi's Kedarnath Yatra is being widely covered by the media for the last 2 days. This is a gross violation of model code of conduct.

Jadavpur recorded the highest turnout with 17.11 per cent followed by Dum Dum 16.57 per cent, he said. Mathurapur (SC) witnessed 15.68 per cent, Basirhat 15.67 per cent, Barasat 14.78 per cent, Diamond Harbour 13.32 per cent followed by Kolkata Dakshin 11.92 per cent, Jaynagar, 11.43 per cent and Kolkata Uttar 11.08 per cent, an official said.