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PM Modi to meditate at Vivekananda Rock Memorial in Kanniyakumari ahead of Lok Sabha poll results

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• Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh) A high-profile constituency as Prime Minister Narendra Modi is contesting here. The election results in Varanasi are seen as a referendum on Modi's tenure.
• Amethi (Uttar Pradesh) A traditional stronghold of the Gandhi family, with Rahul Gandhi contesting. The battle in Amethi is symbolic of the Congress party's influence and its challenge to the BJP.
• Wayanad (Kerala) Rahul Gandhi's second constituency, reflecting his and the Congress party's attempt to strengthen their presence in southern India.
• Kolkata South (West Bengal) Mamata Banerjee's constituency, where her leadership and policies are a significant focus. The results here will impact the TMC's influence in West Bengal.
• New Delhi (Delhi) Contested by Arvind Kejriwal, this constituency is central to AAP's campaign, focusing on governance and development issues in the national capital.

• Phase 1: 19 April 2024
• Phase 2: 26 April 2024
• Phase 3: 7 May 2024
• Phase 4: 13 May 2024
• Phase 5: 20 May 2024
• Phase 6: 25 May 2024
• Phase 7: 1 June 2024

The Lok Sabha Election 2024 has officially concluded on June 1, 2024, after seven phases of intense polling across the country. Voters from all states and union territories have exercised their democratic right to elect the next government. The Election Commission has ensured a smooth and efficient voting process, with high voter turnout observed in several key constituencies.

Exit poll results, which provide an early indication of the potential outcome, will be released shortly, giving the nation a glimpse into the possible future political landscape. The anticipation builds as political analysts and citizens alike eagerly await these insights.

The final and official results of the Lok Sabha Election 2024 will be declared on June 4, 2024. This will mark the conclusion of one of the most significant democratic exercises in the world, determining the leadership and direction of the country for the next five years. Stay tuned for more updates and comprehensive coverage as the results are announced.