By – Aditi Gupta
Voting for 58 Lok Sabha seats in eight states and union territories will take place in the sixth phase. These seats comprise one seat from Jammu and Kashmir, all ten from Haryana, fourteen from Uttar Pradesh, eight from West Bengal, eight from Bihar, four from Jharkhand, all seven from Delhi, and six from Odisha.
The Lok Sabha elections have found with the fifth round of voting, and this Saturday is the sixth phase of voting. The Election Commission is consistently asking the public to use their right to vote, and all voting preparations have been finished. Nonetheless, the Election Commission is now more worried due to the intense heat and heatwave. The heat was cited as the main reason of the low voting percentage in the final five phases. In this case, please inform us of the predicted weather at the polling stations when the sixth phase of voting is set to begin.
Voting for 58 Lok Sabha seats in eight states and union territories will take place in the sixth phase. These seats comprise one seat from Jammu and Kashmir, all ten from Haryana, fourteen from Uttar Pradesh, eight from West Bengal, eight from Bihar, four from Jharkhand, all seven from Delhi, and six from Odisha.
Because of storm Remal’s effect on West Bengal, there’s a chance of rain on election day. In many parts of Bengal, there have also been severe thunderstorms today. Heavy rains and storms may pose a lot of problems for people, especially in coastal locations. Cyclone Remal is expected to make impact on the Bengal coast on Sunday, but its effects will be seen starting on Saturday.
The Meteorological Department predicts that Uttar Pradesh’s highest temperature would stay around 45 degrees Celsius. For the subsequent three days, the Meteorological Department has forecast an increase of 2-4 degrees Celsius. Additionally, the lowest temperature can rise. On May 25, the weather in Uttar Pradesh will probably go to stay dry. Over the whole state, hot winds will reach rates of 25 to 35 km/h. In one or two locations in West Uttar Pradesh, a severe heat wave is predicted.