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Andhra Pradesh Election Result 2024 Live Updates
All set for election results of Andhra Pradesh assembly and parliament Constituencies today and it is surely going to be a big day for both existing government and the opposition party. The coalition formed by BJP, TDP and Jana Sena and YSRCP were confident of clinching a victory, however, it remains to be seen to whom the people have given the mandate.
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- 4 Jun 2024 7:34 AM IST
Tirupati Collector Pravin Kumar and SP V Harshavardhan Raju monitoring the security at SPMVV campus.
- 4 Jun 2024 7:33 AM IST
Heavy bandobust in state to maintain law and order 45,000 police personnel drafted for duty
Elaborate security arrangements have been and over 45,000 police personnel including Central forces are deployed in the state to prevent any untoward incident on the day of counting of votes in the state on Tuesday. Read more...
- 4 Jun 2024 7:05 AM IST
Counting of votes begins soon AP
VIJAYAWADA: All arrangements have been made for the counting of votes and announcement of results today for the 175 assembly segments and 25 Lok Sabha constituencies in the State. Read More....
4 Jun 2024 6:59 AM ISTCounting centres turn into fortresses
As the counting of votes in the general elections set to begin in a few minutes, the counting centres wore full security cover with police, armed forces of state and central governments have been frisking everyone entering into the centres. Candidates have reached the centres. They were advised by their top leaders not to leave the centres until the counting is over and declarations are issued. Read More
