Central Election Commissioner Rajeev Kumar has unveiled the schedule for the Lok Sabha elections in Maharashtra, which will take place across 48 constituencies. The voting process will be conducted in five phases on the following dates: May 7, May 13, May 20, May 25, and June 1, with the results for all seats in the country slated to be announced on June 4.

Here's a breakdown of the election phases and constituencies in Maharashtra:

First Phase - April 19:

- Ramtek

- Nagpur

- Bhandara-Gondia

- Gadchiroli-Chimur

- Chandrapur

Second Phase - April 26:

- Buldana

- Akola

- Amravati

- Wardha

- Yavatmal-Washim

- Hingoli

- Nanded

- Parbhani

Third Phase - May 7:

- Raigad

- Baramati

- Dharashiv

- Latur

- Solapur

- Madha

- Sangli

- Satara

- Ratnagiri-Sindhudurg

- Kolhapur

- Hatkanangle

Fourth Phase - May 13:

- Nandurbar

- Jalgaon

- Raver

- Jalna

- Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar

- Maval

- Pune

- Shirur

- Ahmednagar

- Shirdi

- Beed

Fifth Phase - May 20:

- Dhule

- Dindori

- Nashik

- Palghar

- Bhiwandi

- Kalyan

- Thane

- Mumbai

In the Konkan division, voting will take place as follows:

May 7:

- Raigad

- Ratnagiri-Sindhudurg

May 20:

- Palghar

- Bhiwandi

- Kalyan

- Thane

- Mumbai

Citizens are urged to participate actively in the democratic process and exercise their right to vote on the designated dates and locations.