The Baramati Lok Sabha constituency witnessed a peculiar incident as the CCTV in an EVM strongroom allegedly went blank for approximately 45 minutes, sparking an outcry from the opposition. NCP (SP) Working President Supriya Sule, a contender for the Baramati seat against her sister-in-law, Sunetra A. Pawar, wife of NCP chief Ajit Pawar, expressed concern over the incident, calling it foul play.

During the final phase of Lok Sabha polls in Madhya Pradesh, villages in Shajapur boycotted voting due to lack of development, citing absence of Narmada Project benefits and road connectivity. Villagers demand resolution of grievances before casting votes, highlighting issues of transportation and education access.

On Monday, leaders of the Opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi alleged substantial cash transfers purportedly aimed at purchasing votes in the Lok Sabha elections. Meanwhile, anti-corruption advocate Anna Hazare expressed disapproval, in contrast to the MahaYuti's denial of the allegations, claiming it's a tactic to divert attention from the potential defeat of the opposition.

Numerous individuals, ranging from seasoned voters to first-timers, found themselves turned away from the polling booths, encountering a perplexing scenario where their names, previously present in the registry, had vanished without explanation.

"Last time in Maharashtra, we secured 41 seats, but this time we will get more," declared Javadekar. "There is a Modi wave in the country because people are thinking about their future and are voting for PM Modi. We are confident that we will cross 400 seats."

The free breakfast service, available from 7 am to 9 am, features none other than Indore's beloved culinary treasures: poha and jalebi. Sharma recollected their previous endeavor during the elections, where they successfully fed around 5,000 to 6,000 people.

Polling parties, filled with enthusiasm, set out across Ratlam district's 1,297 polling stations. Joyful moments were captured as teams departed, some snapping selfies and dancing. The distribution of materials is managed smoothly by 750 officers. Mango panna treats and cooling arrangements eased the morning heat. Approximately 6,485 employees oversaw the elections, transported by 420 GPS-equipped vehicles.

Speaking to the media shortly after exercising his franchise, the Chief Minister conveyed his satisfaction at fulfilling his duty as a responsible citizen. "I am very happy that I could cast my vote," Yadav said. "I want to appeal to the people of the state to come out and cast their votes," he urged.

The fourth phase of Lok Sabha elections in Maharashtra witnesses intense contests across 11 constituencies, featuring prominent leaders like Union Minister Raosaheb Danve, BJP's Pankaja Munde, and actor Amol Kolhe. With 2.28 crore voters participating, the state braces for the final phase on May 20, marking a crucial chapter in its electoral saga.

Polling kicked off early Monday morning for eight Lok Sabha seats in Madhya Pradesh, marking the fourth and final phase of the general elections in the state.

As the Lok Sabha election enters its fourth phase, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah have called upon citizens to fulfil their "democracy duty" by participating in the voting process.

Madhya Pradesh 8 and Maharashtra 11 Lok Sabha Seats to Witness Polling Today.