💨 Abstract
Union Home Minister Amit Shah appealed for large voter turnout in the second phase of Jammu and Kashmir's assembly elections, aiming for a terror-free and developed region. The election involves over 2.5 million voters deciding the fate of 239 candidates for 26 seats. Notable candidates include Omar Abdullah, former chief minister of the erstwhile state. Voting commenced at 7 am amidst tight security arrangements.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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