Indore: Three-layer security has been put up at Jawaharlal Nehru stadium as counting of votes of all nine constituencies of Indore district will start from 8am on Sunday.People can get all updates through election commissions websites while local election office has set up LED screens at Bada Ganpati square near Meghdoot Garden, Rajwada square, Ranjeet Hanuman Mandir parking, 56-Dukan and Chanakyapuri square to broadcast live feeds of trends and results.IMC has also arranged tents, sound systems and sitting facilities at these places for people to watch live streaming of counting process.District collector Ilayaraja T on Saturday issued a prohibitory orders under section 144 of CrPC banning holding of public meetings, dharnas, protests rallies/processions without obtaining requisite permission. Similar restrictions have been put on use of loudspeakers, bursting firecrackers and carrying/displaying weapons. Making any post on social media that can hurt any religion/caste/community or disturb law and order situation will be dealt with as per the law.Any violation of the order will lead to action under section 188 of IPC. Sunday has been declared as dry day and all liquor shops, licenced hotels/restaurants/bars/pubs will be prohibited from serving liquor for the entire day, he said.Counting of postal ballots, which were on Saturday evening transported from collectorate treasury to the stadiums strongrooms by creating a green corridor, will be carried on 37 tables from 8am. As many as 145 tables have been set up for counting of votes in EVMs ---with maximum 21 tables for Indore-II, 20 for Indore-V, 16 each for Indore-I, Sanwer and Depalpur and 14 tables each for remaining assembly seats. The results are expected come in by noon.Use of mobile phones and calculators in the counting area has been prohibited. Separate parking areas have been identified for government staff, media, agents of the candidates and police/administrative officials.On Saturday, the election office carried out second randomization of government employees to assign their duties for counting while tables would be assigned to them after third randomization that will be carried out at 5am on Sunday. Besides, a rehearsal of the counting day was carried out by senior officials to resolve queries and doubts counting staff.We also published the following articles recentlyChhattisgarh: Counting of votes to be on 14 tables in each assembly constituency on December 3The fate of 1181 candidates for the Chhattisgarh assembly elections in 2023 will be decided on December 3. The Election Commission has prepared for the counting of votes, which will take place simultaneously for all 90 assembly constituencies. The counting process will begin at 8 am, with the scanning of QR codes from postal ballots, followed by the counting of votes on EVMs. Security measures will be in place, and only authorized individuals will be allowed into the counting room. The entire process will be recorded on video, and mobile phones will not be allowed inside the counting room.Mizoram set for counting of votes on Sunday despite oppnThe dress rehearsals for the counting of votes through the ENCORE portal have concluded, and Mizoram election machinery is fully prepared for the exercise on December 3. Two or three-tier training sessions for counting officials are being held, and the officials will be dispatched to their respective counting centres. More than 4,000 counting officials and security personnel will be involved in the counting of votes. There will be 399 counting tables for counting of votes polled in EVMs and 56 tables for postal ballots.BJP or Congress or fractured verdict? MP all set for counting of votes on SundayThe fate of the candidates locked in EVMs for 230 assembly seats in Madhya Pradesh will be unsealed on Sunday as arrangements for counting of votes are ready.

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