Parliament Elections 2024 : Vote.. is the right given to us by the constitution. It is with that diamond weapon that we have the opportunity to elect the government of our choice. In India, the largest democratic country, the festival of votes comes every five years. This time also the festival of Parliament votes has come. This election will be held in seven phases. The first phase will begin on April 19. These elections will be held for 543 seats in the Lok Sabha, the lower house of India. The party that wins the majority of seats will form the government.
India is the largest democracy in the world. 969 million registered voters, 44 days, will exercise their right to vote through 5.5 million electronic voting machines. The first phase of elections will be held on April 19. Elections will be held in seven phases and counting will be done on June 4. Results will be declared on the same day. The main contest in the election is between National Democratic Temples under the leadership of Bharatiya Janata Party and Indian National Development in Inclusive Temples.. Voting will be held for 102 constituencies in 21 states and Union Territories in the first phase.
Tamil Nadu: Elections will be held for a total of 39 parliamentary seats in this state.
Rajasthan: Elections will be held for 12 of the 25 seats in this state.
Uttar Pradesh: Elections will be held for 8 seats in this state which has 80 parliamentary seats.
Madhya Pradesh: Elections will be held for six seats in this state which has 29 parliamentary seats.
Maharashtra: Elections will be held for five seats in this state which has 48 parliamentary seats.
Uttarakhand: There are five parliamentary constituencies in this state.. Elections will be held for all of them.
Assam: There are total 14 parliamentary seats in this state. Elections will be held for five seats.
Bihar: There are 40 parliamentary seats in this state, and elections are being held for four seats.
West Bengal: There are 42 parliamentary seats in this state, and elections are being held for three seats.
Arunachal Pradesh: While there are only two parliamentary seats in this state, elections are being held for them.
Meghalaya: This state also has only two parliamentary seats. Elections are being held for them.
Chhattisgarh: While there are 11 parliamentary seats in this state, elections are being held for one seat.
Nagaland: Elections will be held on April 19 in this lone parliamentary seat state.
Sikkim: As this state also has only one parliamentary seat, elections will be held for it on April 19.
Jammu and Kashmir: In this state which has five parliamentary seats, elections will be held for one seat.
Andaman and Nicobar Islands: This union territory has only one parliamentary seat.. Elections will be held for it on April 19.
Puducherry: It is also a union territory. Elections for this too will be held on April 19.
