Amid this political fervor, Bharat Express stands as your reliable go-to source for the most up-to-date and accurate coverage of the election results.
As the bugle sounds for the 2024 Lok Sabha election, political parties are making bold claims about their impending victories. The BJP, Congress, and other parties have spared no effort in wooing voters for this crucial election.
Bharat Express has been at the forefront, delivering every update and piece of news about this democratic festival swiftly and prominently. We’ve kept a close eye on all election-related developments, big and small.
The election results will be announced on 4 June, marking this date as particularly significant. Beyond the political parties, the entire nation is eagerly awaiting the results on 4 June.
Bharat Express brings you the fastest and most accurate updates on the election results and all developments of the day.
Starting on 4 June, Bharat Express offers minute-by-minute updates on the election results and related news on its website, channel, and social media platforms.
The counting of votes will begin at 8 AM on 4 June.
The Election Commission announced the opening of the strong rooms two hours before the counting begins. Counting will start at 8 AM, beginning with the counting of postal ballots. It is followed by the counting of votes recorded in EVMs thirty minutes later.
From 6 AM on this day, Bharat Express will provide continuous updates. Ensure you stay tuned to Bharat Express for the latest updates on the election results from the early morning of 4 June.
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