New Delhi: The results of assembly elections in 4 states of the country, West Bengal, Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and 1 Union Territory of Puducherry are due today. Today, it will be known who is going to rule West Bengal, Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry for the next five years. It is 8 o'clock and the counting of votes has started. Meanwhile, strict instructions have also been issued to the authorities. The voting for these elections has taken place in the midst of the corona epidemic, so if you say the most, it is about the Bengal Assembly elections. In fact, there is a direct confrontation between the TMC and the BJP here.

This election battle between the corona period has looked very interesting. Under the information received, social distancing and sanitisation is being taken care of at counting centres. The counting has started at 8 o'clock. Recently, the Election Commission has informed that "a total of 2,364 centres will be counted in all the five states. The total number of counting centres in 2016 was 1,002. This time, the number of counting centres has been increased by 200 per cent due to the election following the physical distance rule to prevent the outbreak of coronavirus.''

In addition, the Commission has nominated 822 election officers and more than 7,000 assistant election officers for counting in four States and the Union Territory of Puducherry. About 95,000 counting officers including micro observers will conduct the counting.

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