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Lok Sabha Polls 2024: Elections to be conducted in seven phases, result to be announced on June 4

In a significant development ahead of the much-anticipated 2024 Lok Sabha elections, the Election Commission of India (ECI) has announced that the electoral process will be conducted in seven phases. The results of the elections are slated to be announced on June 4, marking the culmination of a keenly contested electoral battle

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Election Commission to hold Lok Sabha Polls in 7 phases

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The Election Commission of India (ECI) has announced that the much-anticipated Lok Sabha elections for the year 2024 will be conducted in seven phases across the country. The announcement was made on Saturday, March 16,  marking the commencement of the electoral process that will determine the composition of the next Indian Parliament.

According to the ECI’s schedule, the polling for the Lok Sabha elections will commence on April 18, 2024, with the first phase of voting. Subsequent phases will take place on April 25, May 2, May 9, May 16, May 23, and May 30, 2024. The elections will be held in a staggered manner to ensure smooth conduct and effective management of the electoral process.

General Election to Lok Sabha 2024 – All Phase Map pic.twitter.com/ils9MiK5U3

— Election Commission of India (@ECISVEEP) March 16, 2024

The Election Commission has also set June 4, 2024, as the date for the announcement of the election results. The declaration of results will mark the culmination of the electoral exercise, determining the composition of the next Lok Sabha and the formation of the new government at the centre.

The decision to conduct the Lok Sabha elections in seven phases underscores the Election Commission’s commitment to conducting free, fair, and transparent elections while ensuring the safety and participation of voters across the country. The phased approach allows for the effective deployment of security personnel and logistical arrangements to facilitate a smooth voting process.

With approximately 96.8 crore eligible voters expected to cast their votes in the upcoming elections, the electoral landscape is poised for a significant democratic exercise that will shape the political future of the nation. Political parties and candidates are gearing up to intensify their campaign efforts, reaching out to voters and presenting their respective agendas and visions for the country.

As the countdown to the Lok Sabha elections begins, anticipation and excitement are palpable among citizens across the country. The elections represent a crucial opportunity for voters to exercise their democratic rights and play a decisive role in shaping the future direction of the nation.

The Election Commission’s announcement sets the stage for a highly anticipated electoral battle that will unfold over the coming weeks. As the nation prepares for the electoral process, all eyes will be on the candidates, political parties, and the electorate as they navigate through the democratic exercise with enthusiasm and diligence.

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