New Delhi, Nov. 13 -- The Election Commission of India (ECI) has declared the two-phase Bihar Assembly elections, which wrapped up on Tuesday, was a resounding and historic success, marking what the body calls a "new era of electoral integrity."In a comprehensive press note, the poll panel celebrated the two-phase election for setting a new high-water mark for voter engagement in the state and achieving an unprecedented milestone of zero repolls.
The ECI highlighted a massive 67.13% voter turnout, a figure that represents the highest percentage recorded in any Bihar state election since its inaugural poll in 1951.
The enthusiasm was robust across all demographics, with a particularly striking lead in female participation. Women voters rec...