Sanjay Nirupam, the Shiv Sena candidate from Dindoshi in Mumbai, has alleged that a party worker was attacked by activists of the rival Shiv Sena (UBT) during the Maharashtra Assembly polls.He claimed that "Muslim" supporters of Shiv Sena (UBT) were involved in the attack in the Pathanwadi-Sanjay Nagar area.

While the Election Commission of India’s (ECI) efficient arrangements ensured largely smooth and hassle-free voting in North Mumbai, some expressed concerns about the shuffling of polling booth locations.

The state is set to vote for Assembly elections on. Here's a detailed guide to help first-time voters understand the process once they reach the designated polling booth.

With Maharashtra gearing up for the Assembly elections on November 20, voters must know how to find their polling stations to exercise their right to vote. The Election Commission of India (ECI) provides several user-friendly methods to ensure one finds their polling booth without any hassle.

On polling day, voters must carry either their Voter ID or any approved government-issued identification, such as an Aadhaar card.

Maharashtra and Jharkhand citizens went to the polls to choose their next state governments. While Jharkhand voted in two phases—on November 13 and November 20—Maharashtra held voting for all its 288 assembly constituencies in a single phase on November 20.

The counting of votes for the state Assembly election will begin at 8 am on Saturday. Approximately 2,700 staff members will oversee the process across the 36 constituencies in Mumbai. A BMC official said,

Maharashtra held single-phase assembly elections for all of its 288 seats on Wednesday, November 20, with all eyes on the outcome. The elections saw a battle between the prevailing BJP-led Mahayuti coalition,