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20.76 pc voter turnout recorded by 1100 hours in Jubilee Hills by-election

Hyderabad, Nov 11 (UNI) Polling for the Jubilee Hills Assembly by-election continued smoothly on Tuesday, with voters turning up steadily across the constituency.
According to District Election Officer and GHMC Commissioner R V Karnan, a voter turnout of 20.76 per cent was recorded by 1100 hours. Polling is being held across 407 stations in a peaceful atmosphere, with many voters seen arriving early to cast their ballots.
Officials said special arrangements were in place to assist senior citizens and persons with disabilities, ensuring they could vote comfortably.
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