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A total of 64 counting observers, drawn from All India Services and Civil Services cadre of various states, will oversee the counting process.

Counting to take Place at 117 Centres across Punjab : Sibin C

Ater the buzz around exit polls settled down in India, the ECI in its official release announced 'The state wise approximate voter turnout at 11:45 pm'

Punjab LS Poll 2024 voters turnout announced; Bathinda tops chart, Check Jalandhar & other cities' ranking

AAP MLA Neena Mittal recorded herself casting the vote and uploaded the video on X; recording inside polling booths is not allowed according to MCC.

AAP MLA Neena Mittal issued notice for recording video violating MCC, watch

Strict measures to be enforced for EVM management and polling station protocols; Mandates comprehensive preparations for polling staff and security

Punjab CEO Sibin C directs DCs and SSPs to increase checks & monitoring during last 48 Hours before polling

As per past records, BSP’s vote percentage over the years has weakened substantially, both in assembly and Lok Sabha polls.

Why Dalits, with 32 pc population, fail in Punjab power politics

Candidates of Congress, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD), and BJP are face to face in all the 13 parliamentary constituencies of Punjab for the Lok Sabha Elections 2024. 

Neither Modi nor I.N.D.I.A wave; why Punjab is witnessing a four-way contest in LS Polls 2024? Explained

While multiple candidates have not filed their nominations for Lok Sabha Elections 2024 in Punjab, the two candidates who have the highest & lowest declared assets are Taranjit Singh Sandhu and Amritpal Singh, respectively. 

Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Who is the Punjab candidate with highest assets & which leader has the lowest till now?

In total, there are 13 Lok Sabha seats in Punjab and every political party is either roping in another political party's leader, giving chances to IAS officers, or fielding their veteran leaders. 

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