Agency, Bhubaneswar.
Published by: Jeet Kumar
Updated Mon, 28 Feb 2022 05:04 AM IST
Summary
According to officials, the counting of votes began on Saturday and will continue till Monday. Counting of votes for the remaining 231 seats will be held on Monday. At the same time, the election was held unopposed in one seat.
The ruling Biju Janata Dal (BJD) has won the results of 300 seats out of 851 seats in the Odisha Zilla Parishad. BJD has got 268 seats. At the same time, BJP and Congress got only 14 seats each. While two seats have come in the account of independent candidates. Other parties have also won two seats. According to officials, the counting of votes began on Saturday and will continue till Monday. Counting of votes for the remaining 231 seats will be held on Monday. At the same time, the election was held unopposed in one seat.
State Election Commission officials said the counting of votes for 315 Zilla Parishad constituency seats began at around 8 am on Saturday at different block headquarters. During this, the government’s corona guidelines were also followed.
Polling was held in five phases
The counting of Panchayat elections, which began on Saturday, will continue for three days. Polling for these seats was held in five phases on February 16, 18, 20, 22 and 24. At the same time, according to the data, in the last phase of Panchayat elections in Odisha on Thursday, about 70 percent voting was done and 41.81 lakh voters exercised their franchise.
Expansion
The ruling Biju Janata Dal (BJD) has won the results of 300 seats out of 851 seats in the Odisha Zilla Parishad. BJD has got 268 seats. At the same time, BJP and Congress got only 14 seats each. While two seats have come in the account of independent candidates. Other parties have also won two seats. According to officials, the counting of votes began on Saturday and will continue till Monday. Counting of votes for the remaining 231 seats will be held on Monday. At the same time, the election was held unopposed in one seat.
State Election Commission officials said the counting of votes for 315 Zilla Parishad constituency seats began at around 8 am on Saturday at different block headquarters. During this, the government’s corona guidelines were also followed.
Polling was held in five phases
The counting of Panchayat elections, which began on Saturday, will continue for three days. Polling for these seats was held in five phases on February 16, 18, 20, 22 and 24. At the same time, according to the data, in the last phase of Panchayat elections in Odisha on Thursday, about 70 percent voting was done and 41.81 lakh voters exercised their franchise.