Lok Sabha Election Results 2024: Date, Time, How To Watch And Live Streaming Details

The marathon polling process to elect the 18th Lok Sabha ended last week with the seventh phase of elections witnessing an approximate voter turnout of 62%. Saturday's voting marked the end of the seven-phase polling that began on April 19.

The BJP-led NDA is seeking a rare consecutive third term in office. The Opposition INDIA bloc is trying to upset the NDA applecart by putting up a joint fight in some states. Several exit polls have predicted a comfortable majority for the BJP-led NDA.

After polling ended on Saturday, the EC thanked the Indian voters, saying it was "deeply humbled" by them making it to polling stations overcoming many challenges and dilemmas.

India created a world record with 64.2 crore voters, including 31.2 crore women, participating in the Lok Sabha elections this year, Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar said on Monday. All eyes are now on the day when the counting of votes will be held.

The results of the Lok Sabha Elections 2024 will be announced on Tuesday, June 4. The counting of votes will start at 8 am.

Viewers can tune in to NDTV Profit news channel for the live coverage of the 2024 Lok Sabha Elections. The results will be live-streamed on NDTV Profit's YouTube channel as well as the social media handles.

• Lok Sabha Election 2024 results will be available in real-time on the Election Commission Website at results.eci.gov.in

• NDTV Profit will also keep readers updated on the latest trends and results.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi eyes a record-equalling third straight term in power amid the INDIA opposition bloc's hope of springing a surprise.

While most experts have long seen the NDA as the favourite in the polls, a lot is at stake for the ruling combine in terms of the scale of victory it can pull off and new territories it can conquer. The opposition's stakes are higher still amid its reducing national footprint.

PM Modi will equal the country's first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru's record of leading his party to three straight electoral victories if the BJP retains power.

Always confident of his return to power, Modi has already penned an article about his vision for the country, posted on X about people's support to the NDA and rejection of the opposition, and held a meeting with top officials on the 'new government's agenda' for the first 100 days.

The verdict will also be out on several Union ministers, including Piyush Goyal, Bhupender Yadav, Sarbananda Sonowal and Dharmendra Pradhan, all Rajya Sabha members asked by the BJP to contest the polls, and former chief ministers, such as the BJP's Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Basavaraj Bommai, Trivendra Singh Rawat and the Congress's Digvijay Singh and Bhupesh Baghel.

Besides Modi, who contested the election from Varanasi for a third straight term, senior members of his cabinet, such as Amit Shah and Rajnath Singh, are in the fray, and the margins of their win will be watched out for as well.

(With PTI inputs)