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India election 2019 Lok Sabha election results 2019 News

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Gujarat, which has 26 Lok Sabha seats, went to polls in the third phase of election.
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Tamil Nadu recorded a voter turnout of 72.01 per cent while the polling percentage in Puducherry was 81.21.
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The main battle in Tamil Nadu was between AIADMK-BJP and DMK-Congress. In the lone seat of Puducherry, the All India NR Congress (AINRC) and the Congress are the only two parties.
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Lok Sabha election result 2019: Gujarat is the home-turf of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other top BJP leaders including Amit Shah,
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Both the Congress and BJP are minor players in Tamil Nadu which has been a bitter contest between the AIADMK and DMK over the last few decades. 
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Lok Sabha election results 2019: The fate of 822 candidates in Tamil Nadu and 18 candidates in Puducherry were sealed on April 18 during the second phase of polling. 
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Voting in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry took place in the third phase on April 23.
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There are 822 candidates in the fray from Tamil Nadu while 18 tried their luck from the lone Lok Sabha seat in Puducherry.
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Gujarat recorded a total voter turnout of 64.11 per cent, which is almost similar to the polling per cent of 2014 Lok Sabha election.
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The verification of results, on Supreme Court's order, will be matched with the VVPAT slips of five randomly-selected EVMs per assembly segment. 
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The counting of votes will begin at 8 am on May 23, Thursday.
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This is for the first time in a Lok Sabha election that results of voting machines will be matched with slips generated by paper trail machines.
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22 opposition parties met top EC officials on Tuesday and submitted a memorandum to the poll panel, demanding that VVPAT slips should be counted first.
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Azam Khan's statement comes amidst allegations by the opposition parties that EVMs were being tampered with and changed in several parts of UP. 
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Kumaraswamy has cancelled his scheduled visit to Delhi on Tuesday, where he was expected to take part in a meeting of opposition leaders over the issue of EVM.
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Re-polling will now be conducted on May 22 from 7 am to 6 pm.
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In a hard-hitting tweet, Mehbooba Mufti wrote that the 'dubious' exit polls, followed by manipulating EVMs is 'another Balakot in the making.' 
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A delegation of 21 opposition parties will meet in Delhi to discuss post-poll strategy.
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Violence marred all seven rounds of Lok Sabha election in West Bengal. 
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The Home Ministry officials said deployment of such a large number of security personnel in the 2019 general election was the highest ever in India.






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