Sagar Constituency Made All Arrangements Up to Mark For Counting

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Sagar Watch News/ Under the Lok Sabha elections 2024, the counting of votes for Sagar parliamentary constituency number 5 will be done at the counting centers of Sagar and Vidisha. The results of which will be available to everyone by evening. For this, necessary preparations have been made by, the Sagar District Election Officer and Vidisha District Election Officer.

For Sagar Parliamentary Constituency No. 5, a counting center has been set up in the strong room of Government Engineering College in Sagar. Whereas in Vidisha, counting will be done in Government Adarsh ​​Mahavidyalaya Japarkhedi.

Vote  Counting of Bina, Khurai, Surkhi, Narayavali, and Sagar Vidhan Sabha areas of Sagar Lok Sabha constituency will be done at the counting center of Government Indira Gandhi Engineering College, Sagar. For this, 14 tables have been set up in each room where counting will be done according to different rounds.

• In Sagar's Bina assembly constituency, counting will be done in 17 rounds on 14 tables,

• In Khurai assembly constituency, counting will be done in 19 rounds on 14 tables,

• In Surkhi assembly constituency, counting will be done in 20 rounds on 14 tables,

• In the Narayavali assembly constituency, counting will be done in 20 rounds on 14 tables whereas

• In Sagar assembly constituency, counting will be done in 18 rounds on 14 tables.

Similarly, the result will be declared by combining the results of the three assembly constituencies of Vidisha Lok Sabha constituency, namely Kurwai, Siroj and Shamshabad.

• In Vidisha district's Kurwai assembly constituency, counting of votes will be done in 22 rounds on 14 tables,

• In Siroj assembly constituency, the counting of votes will be done in 19 rounds on 14 tables, whereas 

• In Shamshabad, counting of votes will be done in 18 rounds on 14 tables.

The final result will be declared after the counting of votes of all the eight assembly constituencies is done.

Similarly, the remaining three assembly constituencies of Sagar district fall in the Damoh Lok Sabha Parliamentary constituency. In them,

• In Deori assembly constituency the counting of votes will be done in 19 rounds on 14 tables,

• In the Rahli assembly constituency, the counting of votes will be done in 22 rounds on 14 tables, whereas

• In Banda assembly constituency the counting of votes will be done in 21 rounds on 14 tables and the results will be sent to Damoh Election Officer.

Counting of votes of the three assembly constituencies of Sagar district, Deori, Rahli, and Banda, under Damoh Parliamentary constituency will also be done from the counting center made in the strong room of Government Indira Gandhi Engineering College, Sagar.