"When voting goes up, it is always anti-incumbency. BJP won maximum 16 seats in the city during assembly election in 2014 the turnout of voters at that time was 54 per cent then. This time also the voting turnout is expected to be 53 per cent and I need not say anything more," Shelar said.
Compared to voting percentage of 42 per cent in 2012, this time it will be more by at least 10 per cent, Shelar said.
"There were some challenges of missing of names, change in wards and the change in polling stations; but people still came out and voted," he said.
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