NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday called on voters in Maharashtra and Jharkhand to participate enthusiastically in the ongoing elections, describing it as a significant moment for strengthening democracy. Taking to X (formerly Twitter), he encouraged citizens to vote in large numbers, particularly urging women and young voters to contribute to the electoral process.
Modi highlighted the importance of first-time voters, referring to each vote as a pillar of strength for the state. He stressed that the active participation of young voters would be key to shaping the future of both states. His appeal was aimed at energizing the electorate and ensuring a high turnout in both states, reflecting the democratic spirit of the nation.
In Maharashtra, all 288 assembly seats are up for grabs today, making it a crucial electoral moment for the state. At the same time, in Jharkhand, voting is taking place in 38 constituencies as part of the second and final phase of the elections. The Prime Minister’s appeal emphasized that voters in these regions should make their voices heard, aiming to set a record for voter participation in the state elections.
The Prime Minister’s message also sought to inspire citizens to see voting as both a privilege and a responsibility, urging them to make their vote count. His call came as both states prepared for pivotal elections that could shape the political landscape in the years ahead.
