Lok Sabha polls 2014: 20.4 per cent voting in Mizoram poll

While long queues were seen in some polling stations in Aizawl even before polling began at 7 AM, there were some polling stations where voters turned up late.

Lok Sabha polls 2014: 20.4 per cent voting in Mizoram poll
AIZWAL: An estimated 20.4 per cent voters exercised their franchise till 10 AM during election to the lone Mizoram Lok Sabha seat and by-poll to the Hrangturzo Assembly seat.

While long queues were seen in some polling stations in Aizawl even before polling began at 7 AM, there were some polling stations where voters turned up late.

Ruling Congress nominee and sitting MP C. L. Ruala and his main rival Robert Romawia Royte, an independent candidate sponsored by the United Democratic Front ( UDF), an alliance of eight opposition parties were among the first voters to cast their votes.

While Ruala exercised franchise at Tuikhuahtlang polling station in Aizawl South-II assembly segment at 7 AM, Royte cast his ballot at Chhinga Veng polling station within the Aizawl East-II Assembly at around the same time.
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