Delhi Election Result: The picture of Delhi assembly elections is gradually becoming clear. As the counting of votes is moving forward, the situation of BJP is getting stronger and the Aam Aadmi Party seems to be getting a big shock. In the trends released by the Election Commission, the Bharatiya Janata Party has crossed the majority figure in the results so far. The final results of the election will be cleared with the end of the day.
You must have heard about the victory and defeat of the candidates in any election. Now the question is how it is decided that a candidate has won the election. Is a certificate given by the Election Commission for this? Or only the candidate is declared a win? What is the process of Election Commission about this, let’s know …
One round is counted
Like the Delhi Assembly elections, the counting of votes is round wise in every election. That is, after completion of the count of 14 EVMs, one round is completed. Such assembly elections have different rounds. After the counting of each round, the figures are updated on the Election Commission website, so that transparency in counting is maintained. When the counting of all rounds is completed, the candidate is declared a win.
What a certificate is available
Returning Officer (RO) is appointed in every constituency in the assembly elections. These officers have full responsibility ranging from voting to counting. After the counting of each round, the data is given to the Returning Officer. When the counting of all rounds is completed, then the returning officers announce the winning candidate in the election. After this, the winning candidate is given a Certificate of Election vehicle election certificate by the Returning Officer. This certificate is proof of victory in the election.
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