Indore: In a move post-elections, Indore collector Dr. Ilaiyaraaja T has initiated the prompt handoverof Nehru Stadium back to athletes. Notably this marks the first instance when the stadium will swiftly return to its sporting function following elections. Serving as a crucial hub for election activities, the stadium facilitated voting material distribution on 17th November and concluded vote counting on 3rd December.The evacuation process began immediately after vote counting ceased, ensuring the safe transfer of electoral materials. Efforts to restore the stadium to its pre-election state are underway, emphasizing repairs and enhancements before returning it for sporting use.We also published the following articles recentlyCounting of votes underway in Chhattisgarh assembly electionsVote counting for Chhattisgarh assembly elections commenced with tight security in all 33 districts. The elections were held in two phases with a voter turnout of 76.31%. A total of 90 returning officers and 416 assistant returning officers are overseeing the counting process. The main contest is between the ruling Congress and BJP, with predictions of a close fight. The Congress won 68 seats in the 2018 polls, while the BJP secured 15 seats.Counting of votes for Mizoram polls deferred to December 4: Election CommissionThe Election Commission has announced that the counting of votes for Mizoram assembly polls is being deferred by a day to December 4. The decision comes after several representations were made to change the date of counting from December 3, as it fell on a Sunday, a sacred day for Christians in Mizoram. Protests were held across the state by the Mizoram NGO Coordination Committee (NGOCC), urging a change in the counting date. The ruling Mizo National Front (MNF) is in a strong position after polling for the assembly elections was held on November 7.Counting of votes begins for Madhya Pradesh assembly electionsVote counting begins for Madhya Pradesh assembly elections with a higher voter turnout of 77.82% compared to the previous election. The ruling BJP is challenged by the Congress, and exit polls show no clear winner. Postal ballots and EVM votes will be counted separately. The counting process will take place in 52 district headquarters with tight security. The election saw the participation of 2,533 candidates and a total of 5.59 lakh eligible voters.

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