Bhopal: The counting of votes for the by-election to 28 assembly constituencies in Madhya Pradesh has begun at 8 am on Tuesday. The trend of seats has also started coming up now. There are reports that the result will start coming from noon onwards. It is being said that first of all the results of Anooppur can come. This is because there will be counting in 18 rounds. In addition, Gwalior will be the last result, as counting of 32 rounds will be there for this seat.

As per the information surfaced, the Election Commission has said that there will be 14-14 tables in each round to maintain social dissing keeping in view the guidelines of Covid-19. In Rajgarh, 14 tables will be counted in a hall, 6 in one hall in the fold, 4-4 tables in 2 halls and two halls of 7-7 tables in the remaining 17 districts. This time, Shivraj Singh Chouhan in Madhya Pradesh needs to win at least 9 seats to retain his government.

The results of the Madhya Pradesh assembly by-election on Tuesday are also important for Scindia, only 15 months after the government was forced to leave the post of Chief Minister Kamal Nath is trying to re-create his government. This time, the BJP claims that Kamal Nath will leave the state and become active in Delhi politics, so the results for Kamal Nath on Tuesday are going to be very important.

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