India’s Elections Have Come to a Close: A Look at the Final Phase and the Fate of Its Political Landscape

India’s staggered elections have finally reached their conclusion, with voters casting their ballots to decide the fate of 904 candidates, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This marks the end of the largest electoral exercise in the world, which began on April 19th and had 969 million eligible voters.

In the seventh and final phase, fifty-seven seats across eight states and union territories were up for grabs as voters elected members of parliament to the 16th Lok Sabha, the lower house of parliament. Despite high temperatures, voters braved the weather to make their voices heard and participate in the democratic process.

The previous six phases had varying turnouts, ranging from 60.5% to 67.3%, with results expected to be announced on June 4th. The final phase was a significant milestone in the election process, with the outcome set to shape the future of the country and its leadership. Overall, India’s elections are a testament to its commitment to democracy and its people’s desire to have a say in their government.