All set for counting for MLC elections
The Hindu
Counting to begin at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, results expected by late afternoon
Counting of votes polled in Friday’s Legislative Council election to the Local Authorities Constituency (LAC) will begin at 8 a.m. on Tuesday.
In Karimnagar, Returning Officer of the Karimnagar LAC and Collector R. V. Karnan on Monday visited the counting centre at SRR Government Degree and P G College in the town to review the arrangements for smooth conduct of counting of votes scheduled to be held on Tuesday.
Karimnagar LAC saw a voter turnout of 99.70% in Friday’s election with as many as 1320 voters of the total 1324 electors exercising their franchise to elect two Members to Legislative Council. As many as 10 candidates contested the election and their electoral fate is expected to be known by Tuesday late afternoon, when the election result is expected to be announced.
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