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Polling underway for phase 2 of Rajasthan Panchayat polls, faulty EVMs delay start at few booths
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Polling underway for phase 2 of Rajasthan Panchayat polls, faulty EVMs delay start at few booths

28 Oct 2026, 12:02 PM 3 min read

Polling underway for phase 2 of Rajasthan Panchayat polls, faulty EVMs delay start at few booths left Polling officials collect the EVMs and other election materials from a distribution centre on the eve of Phase 2 of the Panchayat elections in Ajmer on October 27, 2026. ANI ANI ANI Ajmer, Oct 27 (ANI): Polling officials collect the EVMs and other election materials from a distribution centre on the eve of 2nd phase of Panchayat elections, in Ajmer on Tuesday.

(ANI Photo) The polling began at 7 a.m. for 352 wards of 22 zila parishads and 2,197 wards of 124 panchayat samitis. In some places, however, it was delayed as electronic voting machines (EVMs) malfunctioned Jaipur Voting was underway in 22 districts of Rajasthan for the second phase of the Panchayati Raj elections on Wednesday (October 28, 2026) morning. The polling began at 7 a.m.

for 352 wards of 22 zila parishads and 2,197 wards of 124 panchayat samitis. In some places, however, it was delayed as electronic voting machines (EVMs) malfunctioned, according to officials. Rajasthan gram panchayat polls: second phase held amid reports of minor clashes, protests Rajasthan gram panchayat polls: second phase held amid reports of minor clashes, protests Only elected ward panch members are eligible to vote in up-sarpanch elections, and ordinary voters do not participate in the process Rajasthan gram panchayat polls: second phase held amid reports of minor clashes, protests storyline 1 Voting will continue till 6 p.m.

and those reaching polling stations before the deadline will be allowed to cast their votes. Each voter will cast two votes, one for a zila parishad member and another for a panchayat samiti member. Urban Development and Housing Minister Jhabar Singh Kharra was among the early voters and was seen standing in queue at booth number 54 in Bharni village of Sikar district. In Ganeshwar village of Neem Ka Thana panchayat samiti in Sikar, 95-year-old Mali Devi came with her family to cast her vote.

In Jodhpur's Tiwari panchayat samiti, EVM problems affected voting at two booths. Voting began 30 minutes late at two booths in Ajmer for the same reason, the officials said. Voting in first phase of panchayat polls concludes in Rajasthan Voting in first phase of panchayat polls concludes in Rajasthan Among the districts, Jhalawar recorded 69.16% polling, followed by Jaipur at 68.29%, meanwhile, polling was boycotted in some villages over grievances related to administrative boundaries and local issues Voting in first phase of panchayat polls concludes in Rajasthan storyline 1 An EVM developed a fault after the first vote was cast at booth number 71 in Muradpur village under Singhana panchayat samiti in Jhunjhunu.

Voting resumed after the machine was replaced, they said. The elections are being held in four phases under a revised schedule. The first phase of zila parishad and panchayat samiti elections was held on October 22 and voting for panch and sarpanch posts was held on October 24. The remaining two phases of zila parishad and panchayat samiti elections are scheduled for November 3 and 14.

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