Around 1,000 police personnel, including the Central Armed Police Force (CAPF), state armed police and the district police, will be deployed in the proposed three-layer security apparatus at the counting centre for the Ranchi parliamentary seat in Pandra. The counting will begin at 8 am with the postal ballots and the counting of the EVMs would be in 20 rounds starting from 8.30 am. Strict security measures in place to ensure only eligible persons and permitted materials are allowed inside the counting halls. Traffic plan in the Pandra area altered for the movement of vehicles carrying officials, leaders of political parties, and media persons to the counting centre.
The stage is set for counting of votes on Tuesday for 14 Lok Sabha seats in Jharkhand. Preparations for counting of votes are in full swing in all parliamentary constituencies. Counting of votes will start from 8 am on June 4 in all 14 parliamentary constituencies. The result will be out on all
Polling parties for Ranchi parliamentary constituency have reached their booths to prepare for the upcoming voting. A total of 11,404 polling personnel will be involved in the exercise, with additional officers assigned to stations with more than 1200 voters. Find out more about the preparations and arrangements for the voting process in Ranchi.
Ranchi SSP Chandan Kumar Sinha has sent a list of around 50 criminals for expulsion from the district in view of the parliamentary elections on May 25. The step aims to prevent law and order violations near polling booths. Learn more about the actions taken by the authorities to maintain public peace during the elections.
As many as 4,66,665 young voters in the Ranchi parliamentary constituency belonging to the age group of 18- 29 are registered to cast their vote on May 25 in the on-going Lok Sabha elections this year.
As per statistics shared by the election commission, out of the registered 4,66,665 voters, male