Tight security, multiple rounds of counting ahead as candidates, citizens await results

 

17 to 30 rounds of counting in 12 constituencies of district n Early trends to start from 9 am n Staff Reporter The Assembly election results for 12 constituencies in City and District will be declared on Saturday. The counting will begin at 8 am and early trends will start coming at 9 am. The overall results of 12 seats will be declared once the counting of all the votes ends. It is expected that by Saturday noon or by evening, a winner will be clear. Preparations for the vote counting of the Assembly general elections are now complete. District Collector Dr Vipin Itankar, on Friday, visited the counting centers to review table arrangements and security measures. The vote counting will be conducted for each

 

Assembly constituency, and Dr Itankar has issued clear instructions regarding security at all locations. Counting center arrangements: Nagpur South-West: 14 tables will be used for counting EVM votes, and 10 tables for postal votes. There will be 27 rounds of counting. Around 250 officials and staff will be involved. Nagpur South: 14 tables will be used for counting EVM votes, and 8 tables for postal votes.

 

There will be 25 rounds of counting. Around 170 officials and staff will participate. Nagpur East: 14 tables will be used for counting EVM votes, and 8 tables for postal votes. There will be 27 rounds of counting. About 200 officials and staff will be involved. Nagpur Central: 14 tables will be used for counting EVM votes, and 8 tables for postal votes. There will be 22 rounds of counting. Around 150 officials and staff will be involved. Nagpur West: 14 tables will be Contd from page 1 used for counting EVM votes, and 8 tables for postal votes. There will be 26 rounds of counting. About 280 officials and staff will participate. Nagpur North: 14 tables will be used for counting EVM votes, and 8 tables for postal votes. There will be 30 rounds of counting. Approximately 150 officials and staff will be involved. Kamptee: 20 tables will be used for counting EVM votes, and 8 tables for postal votes. There will be 27 rounds of counting. Around 150 officials and staff will be involved. Ramtek: 26 tables

 will be used for counting EVM votes, and 6 tables for postal votes.

 

There will be 18 rounds of counting. Around 200 officials and staff will be involved. Saoner: 14 tables will be used for counting EVM votes, and 6 tables for postal votes. There will be 27 rounds of counting. Approximately 94 officials and staff will participate in the counting. Hingna: 20 tables will be used for counting EVM votes, and 6 tables for postal votes. There will be 24 rounds of counting. Around 120 officials and staff will be involved. Umred: 20 tables will be used for counting EVM votes, and 6 tables for postal votes. There will be 20 rounds of counting. About 250 officials and staff will be involved. Katol: 20 tables will be used for counting EVM votes, and 8 tables for postal votes. A total of 17 rounds of counting will take place. About 110 officers and staff will be directly involved in the process.