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Nomination process for sixth phase of Lok Sabha elections begins

According to a notification issued by the Election Commission, May 6 is the last date for filing nominations, while scrutiny of documents will be held on May 7.

April 29, 2024 12:06 pm | Updated 12:14 pm IST - New Delhi

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Artists performing in `Run for Vote’, an awareness 5K run rally organized by SVEEP.

Artists performing in `Run for Vote’, an awareness 5K run rally organized by SVEEP. | Photo Credit: V. Raju

The nomination process for the sixth phase of Lok Sabha elections to be held on May 25 in which 57 constituencies, including seven from Delhi will go to polls, commenced on April 29.

The Election Commission issued a notification on behalf of the President starting the nomination process.

General Election 2024: full schedule

According to the notification, May 6 is the last date for filing nominations, while scrutiny of documents will be held on May 7.

May 9 is the last date for withdrawal of candidature.

Also read | Lok Sabha polls 2024 LIVE- April 29

Besides Delhi, elections in this phase will be held in Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, Odisha, Bihar and West Bengal.

So far, two phases of Lok Sabha elections have been completed.

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