Jaipur: Counting for 199 Assembly constituencies of Rajasthan, which went to poll on December 1, will begin at 8 am on Sunday amid tight security.
37 counting centres have been set up in as many districts of Rajasthan.
There was a record 75.20 per cent polling in Rajasthan this time, a state which has 4.08 crore voters.
The fate of 2,087 candidates for 199 seats will be known tomorrow.
Polling in Churu constituency, which was adjourned following the death of BSP candidate Jagdish Meghwal, will now take place on December 13 and counting will be on December 16.
In Jaipur, counting of votes for 19 constituencies will take place in Rajasthan college and Commerce college.
Each counting room will have an iron grill barricade. Only returning officers and counting officers will be allowed to sit in the room. Counting agents will stay outside and keep a track of the counting process.
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