The counting of votes for the Lok Sabha elections will take place on 4 June (Tuesday). The results for the 543 Lok Sabha seats will begin at 8 am. Security has been notched up ahead of D-day.
Ahead of result day, the Election Commission announced that a record-breaking 642 million voters cast their ballots in the election, which has been carried out in seven phases across the country.
As we prepare for D-Day tomorrow, there may be some terms which are hard to understand. Here is a glossary of the important terms to help you make sense of the election talk.
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