Updated On: 21 May, 2024 11:12 AM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Of the 13 constituencies spread across the Mumbai region and North Maharashtra, the highest turnout was in Dindori in Nashik district at 62.66 per cent, while the lowest was in Kalyan in Thane district, the political turf of Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, at 47.08 per cent

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A voter turnout of 54.22 per cent was recorded in Maharashtra, where polling was held in 13 Lok Sabha constituencies, including half a dozen in Mumbai, in the fifth and final phase of India general elections 2024 in the state amid tight security on Monday, officials said, as actors, corporate leaders and prominent politicians came out to exercise their franchise.
The state Chief Electoral Officer`s (CEO) office revised voting figure at 10.45 pm and put the approximate turnout at 54.22 per cent as the India general elections 2024 passed off peacefully, reported PTI.