As the results of the parliamentary elections on 13 seats will be doled out on Tuesday, the winners in Punjab will takes it all — not just the seats in the Lok Sabha but the prestige and honour that was involved in the multi-cornered high-staked ballot battle.
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The counting of votes for the 13 Lok Sabha seats in Punjab, conducted on June 1, will begin at 8 am on Tuesday at 117 counting centres, set up in 48 buildings at 27 locations across the state. To oversee the counting process, 64 counting observers, drawn from all-India services and civil
Voting commenced in Punjab and Chandigarh for the final phase of the Lok Sabha elections with tight security arrangements. Major political parties, including Congress, AAP, BJP, and SAD, contesting independently, have fielded numerous prominent candidates. The multi-cornered contest aims to capture 13 seats in Punjab and one in Chandigarh.
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