“Jaago Re INDIA !!! May 22, 2008, Mumbai, May 22: A low key voter response was witnessed Thursday in the Lok Sabha by-election at Thane in Maharashtra, with workers of the Shiv Sena and the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) trying hard to ensure maximum possible turnout. Moderate size queues of 50 to 60 voters were seen at most of the 3,163 polling centres in the first four hours after balloting began at 8.00 a.m. The turnout was as low as eight to 10 voters at some booths in the country\'s largest Lok Sabha constituency, comprising six assembly segments and over 3.5 million voters. -Indo Asian News Service November 27, 2008, Bhopal: The assembly elections for Madhya Pradesh, which is among the four Hindi heartland states going to polls in staggered phases, concluded yesterday with just about 45 per cent of the over 36 million voters turning up to exercise their franchise. There were indeed long queues of voters in urban constituencies, but the response was subdued in va...