In preparation for the upcoming Maharashtra Assembly elections in 2024, the Election Commission has streamlined polling stations in the Greater Mumbai area, which includes Mumbai city and its suburbs.

Veteran leader Sharad Pawar’s faction has approached the Supreme Court to request new poll symbols for both factions of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) ahead of the Maharashtra Assembly elections.

While state unit chief Keshav Mahto Kamlesh was made the chairman of the Pradesh Election Committee, Bandhu Tirkey was named the chairman of the manifesto committee and Subodh Kant Sahai would head the campaign committee.

Mumbai will have 10,111 polling stations for the upcoming Maharashtra assembly elections, up by 218 from the recent Lok Sabha polls. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation cited a reduction in average voters per station from 1,

Mumbai prepares for Maharashtra Assembly elections with 10,111 polling stations, aiming to enhance voting efficiency and awareness.