Preparations for counting of votes for the madhya pradesh assembly elections have been completed. The
process of counting of votes will start at 8 am on december 3. In this process, apart from the candidate, his
agent and returning officer as well as micro observers will also be present. Counting of votes in all the
assembly seats will be done on 14 tables each. The counting of votes for the madhya pradesh Assembly
elections will begin at 8 am on december 3 from the ballot papers.
It is likely that the counting of postal ballots will be completed between eight and nine o'clock. After this the
results of Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) will start coming. The result of each phase will be announced
by the Returning Officer. Officer Mahendra Saxena, who is directly involved in the vote counting process,
said that the counting of votes will be done through 14-14 tables in all the assembly seats. One agent each of
the candidate will be present at all these 14 tables. Micro observers will also be present on these tables who
will prepare records of counting.
bank officials made micro observers
After this, after one round of 14 tables ends, the second round will start. Before this, the votes received by
the candidates will be announced. Officials associated with accounts in government offices and banks have
been made micro observers so that counting can be done quickly. According to congress spokesperson of
Ujjain division, vivek Gupta, this new experiment has been done this time. bank officials have also been
deployed at each table as micro observers. Apart from this, duties of account related officers have also been
imposed in other government departments.
He said that this is the first time when local body employees have not been deployed for counting of votes.
According to election officials, 14 tables will be set up for counting of all the assembly seats. In this way,
votes from 14 polling booths will be counted in one round. Rounds will be made according to the number of
polling booths in the assembly seat. For example, if there are 280 polling booths, then counting of votes will
be completed in 20 rounds.
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