["An abysmally low 6.5 per cent polling was recorded in the bypoll for
the Srinagar Lok Sabha seat from where Jammu and Kashmir's former
chief minister Farooq Abdullah is contesting."

The death of shame and outrage.]

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/only-6-5-per-cent-voter-turnout-in-srinagar-lok-sabha-bypoll/articleshow/58095263.cms

Only 6.5 per cent voter turnout in Srinagar Lok Sabha bypoll

PTI | Updated: Apr 9, 2017, 07.04 PM IST

SRINAGAR: ***An abysmally low 6.5 per cent polling was recorded in the
bypoll for the Srinagar Lok Sabha seat from where Jammu and Kashmir's
former chief minister Farooq Abdullah is contesting.*** [Emphasis
added.]

Amid large scale violence, which claimed the lives of six civilians,
the prestigious seat recorded a turnout at 6.5 per cent, the state's
Chief Electoral Officer Shantmanu told journalists.

He said more than 100 security personnel were also injured in the violence.
When asked as to how many polling stations he expected repoll to be
ordered, the officer said it could be anywhere between 50 and 100
booths or maybe more.

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Those who turned out must have been Hindu voters. The others may not
have wanted to risk it out under the hostile situation. ----- Kashmir
is a bimaru state. Contributes nothing. Hogs quite a lot. An... Read
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Ethical Athiest

Shantmanu rpt Shantmanu said Anantnag Lok Sabha seat in south Kashmir,
where bypoll is scheduled for April 12, would pose a [still] "bigger
challenge". Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti's younger brother Tasaduq
Mufti is making his electoral debut from Anantnag

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