Patna, the election of the 18th Lok Sabha has become the longest election of the century. Which is being completed in seven phases. This Lok Sabha election, which lasted for so many days in the scorching heat, will always be remembered. This time, six phases of voting have been done across the country including Bihar. After this, the last phase of voting is to be held on June 1. After this, voting is to be held on 8 seats in the last phase in Bihar.

In fact, the current parliamentary election with severe political and sky-high heat will be completed on June 4 in a total of 80 days. By the time it reaches the last phase, it has started becoming tiring and cumbersome for the common people as well as the leaders. However, this great festival of democracy has definitely emerged as a better and memorable moment for all the voters including those who voted for the first time. But this time the Lok Sabha election is telling a new story in itself.

The process of nomination, scrutiny of nomination papers, withdrawal of nomination papers and election campaign including voting was completed in 80 days for the Lok Sabha elections in seven phases. Lok Sabha elections were announced on March 16. The election campaign for the last phase ended on May 30 and voting will be held on June 1. The election process will be completed on June 4 with the counting of votes of all the phases and the declaration of election results. Tomorrow, i.e. on June 1, the last and seventh phase of voting is. In such a situation, this election is going to be the longest Lok Sabha election of the century.
It is known that earlier in the year 2019, the process of Lok Sabha elections was completed in a total of 73 days. This year too, elections were held in seven phases in Bihar. In the year 2019, the election was announced on March 11. Voting was held on April 11 on four seats, on April 18, April 23, April 29 and May 6 on five seats and on May 12 and May 19 on eight seats. Counting of votes was done on May 23. Before this, the election process was completed in 71 days in 2014. The elections were held between 7 April and 12 May. The voting process took place from 7 April to 12 May. The election process was completed with the counting of votes on 16 May. The parliamentary elections were held in six phases in Bihar and nine phases across the country. In 2009, the election process was completed in a total of 74 days. Elections were held in four phases in Bihar. In 2004, the election process was completed in 73 days. The election was announced on 29 February. The process was completed with the counting of votes on 13 May. Let us tell you that the first notification was issued on 1 November 1951 for the formation of the first Lok Sabha in the country. Notifications were issued on various dates till 29 November. Voting was held in 17 phases between 2 and 25 January 1952. As an exception, notification was issued in Punjab, Bilaspur, Cochin and Travancore in October 1951 and for Himachal Pradesh on 10 September 1951. Due to snowfall in the mountainous regions, the election process was completed earlier.