Multiple reports attribute the reported divergence between Nifty and Sensex final closing figures to market-driven factors rather than any technical malfunction. According to sources cited by NDTV, there is “no technical glitch,” and the final closing numbers mirror the prevailing demand-supply dynamics in the market. The sources suggest that any differences seen at closing are consistent with how trading flows translate into final index outcomes, rather than being caused by errors in data feeds or calculation systems. The reporting emphasizes that the divergence represents the actual positioning and participation of buyers and sellers across the underlying stocks, which then reflect in the indices’ closing levels. With no indication of a technical issue, the explanation centers on normal market mechanics—where changes in sentiment, liquidity, and order execution lead to distinct end-of-session results for different benchmarks. The accounts therefore frame the outcome as an outcome of trading activity and market conditions at the time of closing.