Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Baffling for voters, blessing for traders

In a controversial turn of events during the fourth phase of Lok Sabha elections, Madhavi Latha, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate from Hyderabad, ignited a heated debate on Monday. Her request for burqa-clad Muslim women at a polling booth to unveil their faces for identification purposes, aligning them with the photographs on their voter ID cards, sparked immediate controversy. The emergence of a video from the polling booth further intensified the dispute. This incident unfolds amidst a closely watched electoral battle between Madhavi Latha and Owaisi in Hyderabad, a constituency where Owaisi secured a significant victory in the previous Lok Sabha elections. #MadhaviLatha #HyderabadElections #BurqaBan #VoterID #Elections2024 #LokSabha #OwaisiVsMadhaviLatha #Controversy #LegalAction #VoterRights #HyderabadNews #ElectionEthics #PoliticalTension #PollingBooth #Secularism ~PR.152~ED.101~CA.298~HT.318~

Onion traders and farmers, especially from Maharashtra had been demanding for the lifting of the export ban.

Phase III of Lok Sabha elections sees voters from 93 seats across 10 states, with notable candidates' fates hanging on the line.

Actress Shubha Khote, 86, came out to cast her vote in the Lok Sabha elections on Monday