The election result process in India follows a well-established procedure governed by the Election Commission of India

The election result process in India follows a well-established procedure governed by the Election Commission of India (ECI). Here's an overview of the process:

1. **Voting**: Elections in India are typically conducted in multiple phases due to the vast size of the country and its population. Registered voters cast their votes at designated polling stations during the scheduled election days. The voting process is conducted using electronic voting machines (EVMs) in most constituencies.

2. Vote Counting:

 After the polling ends, the EVMs are sealed and transported to counting centers under tight security. On the designated counting day, the EVMs are opened, and the votes are counted.

3. **Declaration of Results**: The counting process continues until all votes are tallied. Once the counting is complete, the Election Commission announces the results for each constituency. The candidate with the highest number of votes in a constituency is declared the winner.

4. **Verification and Certification**:

 The Election Commission verifies the results and ensures their accuracy before officially certifying them. Any discrepancies or challenges to the results may be addressed through legal channels.

5. **Formation of Government

 In the case of parliamentary elections, the party or coalition with a majority of seats in the Lok Sabha (House of the People) forms the government. The leader of the majority party or coalition is typically invited to become the Prime Minister.

6. **Post-Election Analysis**: Following the election, various political parties, analysts, and experts analyze the results to understand voter trends, preferences, and the overall political landscape.

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The entire process is conducted transparently and is closely monitored to ensure fairness and integrity in the electoral process. The Election Commission plays a crucial role in overseeing and managing all aspects of the elections, from voter registration to result declaration.

Taking forward its continuous efforts of building an active democratic citizenry in the country, Election Commission of India has undertaken a new initiative by designing a Mobile Application to show information published by candidates during nomination regarding their criminal antecedents, so that at one stroke, each voter gets such information on his/her mobile phone.
The app provides following facilities to Indian voters:
(1) View all candidates who filled nomination
(2) View candidate’s details
(3) View candidate’s affidavit including criminal antecedents
(4) Search Candidate by Name
(5) Know Your Candidate