Latest LIVE: Counting of votes begins in Tripura, Meghalaya and Nagaland

The counting of votes being conducted in February’s general elections in Tripura, Meghalaya and Nagaland began Thursday morning amid three-tier security measures including centralized paramilitary centers, officials said, as a precautionary measure. The Electoral Commission has appointed an observer-general for each constituency of the assembly, while several other officials, including micro-observers and head of counts, have been appointed to the counting process. Officials said metal detectors and video surveillance equipment were installed in each counting hall, and the entire counting process was recorded on video.

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The counting of votes being conducted in February’s general elections in Tripura, Meghalaya and Nagaland began Thursday morning amid three-tier security measures including centralized paramilitary centers, officials said, as a precautionary measure. The Electoral Commission has appointed an observer-general for each constituency of the assembly, while several other officials, including micro-observers and head of counts, have been appointed to the counting process. Officials said metal detectors and video surveillance equipment were installed in each counting hall, and the entire counting process was recorded on video.

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