Bihar Election 2025 Counting Day: The first phase of voting in the Bihar Assembly elections 2025 has concluded with the second phase scheduled for November 11. With this, preparations for vote counting are in full swing throughout the state. The Election Commission has made all necessary steps to ensure security and transparency at the counting stations.
Bihar Election 2025 Counting Day: Security Plans and Start Time
The vote count is scheduled to start at 8 a.m. on November 14, according to media sources. In order to do this, districts have established strong rooms where EVM machines are stored under rigorous security. In Muzaffarpur, the market committee complex will be used to count the votes. Here, security arrangements have been created at three different levels. Central paramilitary troops are positioned inside, Bihar Police officers are positioned in the outermost circle, and Bihar SAP forces are positioned in the middle circle. Numerous CCTV cameras have been put throughout the property, and a rigorous frisking procedure is in place at the entrance. The control room is monitoring the cameras around-the-clock.
Bihar Election 2025 Counting Day: Start Time for Early Trends
The data suggests that the first trends will probably emerge after 8:30 am. In terms of the number of booths, it is anticipated that the votes for the Sakra and Minapur assembly constituencies will be counted first, followed by the Muzaffarpur and Gaighat seats. The counting will be finished in roughly 25 rounds because Sakra and Minapur have the fewest booths in the district. At the same time, the counting will take roughly 30 rounds because there are more booths in Muzaffarpur and Gaighat. On the RO table, postal ballots will be counted first.
Bihar Election 2025 Counting Day: Authorities on High Alert
The Election Commission claims that all criteria are strictly followed to guarantee that there is no breakdown in the transparency of vote counting at any stage. The strong room has been equipped with the finest security features, and only authorized police are permitted to enter. All voting authorities are busy preparing for the counting day to ensure that there is no breakdown in monitoring and coordination.
The administration is on full alert regarding vote counting. The Election Commission’s goal is to ensure that the process for calculating results is totally fair, secure, and transparent. So, by the evening of November 14th, the political equations in Bihar will be evident.
