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India will cast a ballot in seven stages for the Lok Sabha decisions and the counting of votes will be hung on June 4, the Political race Commission of India reported on Saturday.

Surveying will be hung on April 19, April 26, May 7, May 13, May 20, May 25, and June 1, informed Boss Political race Official Rajiv Kumar.

The following are the dates:

First stage: April 19

Second stage: April 26

Third stage: May 7

Fourth stage: May 13

Fifth: May 20

6th stage: May 25

Seventh stage: June 1

Addressing a question and answer session to report the Lok Sabha decisions, Kumar said north of 97 crore citizens are qualified to practice their establishment in the Lok Sabha races.

the survey authority is getting ready to set up 10.5 lakh surveying stations the nation over.

"We are completely ready and I demand the citizens to get inked," the Main Political race Chief expressed flanked by two new Political race Officials Gyanesh Kumar and Sukhbir Singh Sandhu.

"This is a memorable chance for us all," he said.

He said the survey board vows to convey the public political race in a way that can add to India's beam on the world stage.

"After evaluation in all states, we are certain of guaranteeing an important, free and unprejudiced surveys," Kumar said.

"We have 97 crore enlisted citizens, over 10.5 lakh surveying stations monitored by 1.5 crore work force, and 55 lakh EVMs," he said.

Kumar said the Commission has directed 17 Lok Sabha races, 16 Official decisions and in excess of 400 gathering decisions.

The CEC said there are 97.8 crore qualified citizens of which 49.72 crore were male electors and 47.1 crore were female citizens.

He said there are 1.82 crore first-time electors The last 11 state decisions were serene and savagery free with close to zero re-surveys, he said, adding that this will additionally be worked on going ahead.

In the 2019 Lok Sabha surveys, surveying was held in seven stages.

There were a sum of 91.2 crore qualified electors with around 43.8 crore female citizens and almost 47.3 crore male citizens.

A sum of around 61.5 crore votes were projected and the elector turnout was 67.4 percent.

In the 2019 survey results, the BJP won 303 seats, Congress 52, Trinamool Congress 22, BSP 10, NCP 5, CPI-M 3 and CPI 2.

With PTI inputs

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