Ukhrul (Manipur) [India], Ahead of the second phase of Lok Sabha elections starting on Friday, police used drones for surveillance in Ukhrul district. The chairman of Awa market in Ukhrul said the market has 130 members. And all are women "There are 130 members in this market. All women. We have already decided who we will vote for tomorrow.We have the right to vote and we understand who we should vote for. We are ready to vote for the person we have chosen,” residents of Ukhrul constituency said, adding that they are ready and have already decided whom they will vote for. "We are ready and we have already decided who we will vote for. I will vote for someone who will be ready to make sacrifices for the community, who is dynamic and will bring change in the community," another resident said. He believes there should be free and fair elections “My vote is my choice, we believe there should be free and fair elections.We will all participate in tomorrow's voting.'' He said that 'Awa Market' in Ukhrul, Manipur is completely run by women. Ukhrul falls under the Outer Manipur Lok Sabha constituency. Naga People's Front (NPF)'s Kachu Timothy Zimik meets Congress's Alfred K. Will contest elections against Arthur. Earlier, re-polling was held at 11 polling stations in Inner Manipu constituency on April 22 after several incidents of violence were reported during the first phase of polling on April 19.According to sources, unidentified miscreants opened fire and also destroyed EVMs. Re-polling was conducted amid tight security to avoid any mishap at the affected polling stations; Two were from Khurai assembly constituency, four in Chhetrigao, one in Thongju, three in Uripok, and one in Konthouja constituency. The constituency of Outer Manipur is currently held by Lorho Foze of Nag People Front, however, this time NPF is going into the fray. Election as a partner in the BJP-led NDA. Earlier, the BJP had announced support to NPF candidate Katchui Timothy Zimik for Out Manipur. Zimik is pitted against Congress MLA Alfred K Arthur, who is the joint opposition candidate of the India Bloc.Manipur witnessed more than 69 percent voting in April. Voting for the remaining 13 blocks of 19 Outer Manipur will be held in the second phase on April 26. Counting of votes will take place on June 4.