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Female voter gender ratio in Shillai, Bharmour up: CEO

Hindustan Times Jammu

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July 26, 2025

SAYS THE OVERALL GENDER RATIO OF WOMEN VOTERS IN THE STATE STOOD AT 981

Chief Electoral Officer of Himachal Pradesh, Nandita Gupta, on Friday said that the final publication of Photo Electoral Rolls-2025 has shown a significant improvement in the female voter gender ratio in Shillai and Bharmour assembly constituencies of the state.

“As a result of these dedicated efforts the female voter gender ratio in Shillai has improved from 820 to 831. Likewise, Bharmour constituency also recorded an increase from 930 to 949 in the same period,” said CEO Nandita.

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