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Votes counted for Indian assembly and Lok Sabha seats; key tests for political leaders

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Election results for five state assembly seats and one parliamentary seat are being counted today. The outcomes are considered significant tests for West Bengal politicians Vijay and Suvendu Adhikari. These counts follow by-elections held across several states and one parliamentary constituency. The results will determine the political standing of key figures and party strength in the regions.

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