Counting of votes for Arunachal state polls to begin at 6am on June 2

PTI / May 30, 2024, 04:59 IST

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Counting of votes for Arunachal state polls to begin at 6am on June 2

Itanagar: Counting of votes for the Arunachal assembly elections will begin at 6am on June 2, an official said here on Wednesday. Assembly and Lok Sabha polls were held simultaneously in the state on April 19. "Over 2000 officials will be deployed for counting of votes on both the days — (June 2 assembly election and June 4 Lok Sabha),” the official said.Counting of votes for assembly elections will start from 6am on June 2 while that for Lok Sabha polls would start from 8 am on June 4, chief electoral officer Pawan Kumar Sain said. The counting of votes for 50 assembly seats out of a total of 60 will be held in 24 centres, joint CEO Liken Koyu said. PTI

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