Preparations for counting of votes for Kota Bundi seat
Preparations for counting of votes for Kota Bundi seat…After the voting in Kota Bundi parliamentary constituency, counting of votes is now awaited. Counting of votes will start in Kota from 8 am on june 4. The first trend of counting of votes for the lok sabha elections is expected to come at 8.20 am. district Election Officer Dr. ravindra Goswami said that preparations for counting of votes have been completed. Directly and indirectly, about 10 thousand employees will participate. But mainly 7 thousand employees will be directly present for counting of votes. 4 thousand employees will participate in the counting of votes.District collector Dr. ravindra Goswami said that counting of votes for Kota Bundi lok sabha seat will be done in 24 rounds. A total of 8 rooms have been made for counting the votes. There will be 14 EVMs in each room. No one will be allowed to enter the counting center without a card. The district collector said that strong security arrangements have been made. In view of the scorching heat, arrangements for shade and water have been made this time. He said that ballot papers will be counted on 27 tables in two rooms. RO and district Election Officer will be in one room. He said that 2 counting observers will also be available.Section 144 will remain in force till june 6The district collector said that Section 144 will remain in force till june 6. Processions or meetings will not be allowed in public places. He said that the training for counting of votes has been completed. Let us tell you that 71.26 percent voting took place in Kota Bundi parliamentary constituency. Out of 20 lakh 88 thousand 023 voters, 7 lakh 88 thousand 089 men, 6 lakh 99 thousand 768 women and 22 transgenders, a total of 14 lakh 87 thousand 879 voted. The voting percentage of men was 73.86. 68.93 percent women and 57.89 percent transgenders cast their votes.