Jamshedpur:�District administration has geared up for counting of votes of the Lok Sabha elections tomorrow, ensuring the necessary security arrangement at the Jamshedpur Co-operative College which has been made the counting centre.��Keeping sensitivity of the� strong room and counting centre in view, the administration has handed over the place to the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF).��According to the administration, counting will be carried out in six halls, each hall having 14 tables.� The halls will be in accordance with the six assembly� �areas.� As per the arrangement, there will be about 14 rounds of counting, each in the intervals of half-an-hour time.��In each of the counting hall, government officials will be present.� Beside the government staff, representatives of political parties representing the� �candidates will be allowed during the counting.� �Counting of votes will be done under the direct observance of assistant returning officers, who will be posted in each of the 14 tables.�
