The second phase of the Bihar Assembly elections began on Tuesday, November 11 morning across 122 constituencies in 20 districts, marking a crucial stage in the state’s electoral process. Polling commenced at 7 a.m. and will continue until 6 p.m., with around 3.7 crore voters eligible to decide the political fate of 12 ministers from Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s cabinet.

A total of 45,399 polling stations have been established, including 40,073 in rural and 5,326 in urban areas. Among them are 595 all-women polling booths, 316 model stations, and 91 booths managed by persons with disabilities. Mock polling was conducted earlier in the day to ensure smooth functioning and preparedness.

According to the Election Commission, the electorate in this phase includes 1.95 crore men, 1.74 crore

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