Bihar recorded a historic voter turnout of 64.66% in the first phase of its Assembly elections, reflecting a strong wave of civic engagement across the state.
The Election Commission reported peaceful polling across all constituencies involved in the initial phase, with voters turning out in large numbers despite health and security protocols.
Officials attributed the high turnout to increased voter awareness campaigns, improved polling infrastructure, and the active participation of youth and first-time voters.
This significant turnout is seen as a positive indicator for democratic participation and sets the tone for the upcoming phases of the electoral process in Bihar.
