Preparations are underway for the counting of votes in Jammu and Kashmir’s Assembly elections, with security enhanced across the union territory. The counting process, starting at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, will be conducted in 90 constituencies, marking the first elected government formation post-abrogation of Article 370.
Randomization of counting staff was completed using dedicated software to ensure transparency and fairness. A three-tier security setup is in place, with only authorized personnel allowed inside counting halls. Tally announcements will be made after each round of counting.
[news_related_post]Exit polls suggest the NC-Congress alliance is poised for victory, with the BJP expected to improve its tally. New parties, including the Peoples Conference and Apni Party, may win around 10 seats combined. The outcome will determine Jammu and Kashmir’s first government since becoming a union territory.
