India's Lok Sabha polls count, NDA ahead

India's 18th Lok Sabha election results will be announced today. The verdict of 97 crore voters will be known. However, in this year's Lok Sabha elections, a large number of voters have exercised their right to vote, breaking all the records of the world. Chief Election Commissioner of the country Rajeev Kumar claimed this. BBC news.

Chief Election Commissioner Rajeev Kumar said that the final results of the 18th Lok Sabha elections are being counted after seven rounds of voting. Results are coming from the centers one by one. There were about 97 crore registered voters in this election. Among them, more than 64 crore 2 million voters voted. This number surpassed all previous records.

The Chief Election Commissioner also said that the number of voters in India is one and a half times more than the total number of voters in the G-7 countries. It is two and a half times more than the 27 countries of the European Union. He called this election a miracle.

Meanwhile, the BJP-led ruling coalition NDA is ahead in the poll results. This means, the Boothferat survey is going to be accurate. Chances of Narendra Modi coming back to power are getting stronger with time.

According to Anandabazar report, central and state administrations are active to avoid violence around the poll results. For this, they did not lack any preparation.

The office of the Chief Electoral Officer of West Bengal has informed that necessary security arrangements have been made in each centre. As informed earlier by the commission, three levels of security have been kept at each counting center in the state.

Central forces are responsible for security at the first level to keep the situation normal today. The second tier is the joint force consisting of the central force and the state police. At the last level, the local police are in charge of security.

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