Amit Shah: “Every vote of yours has power to create secure, developed, and self-reliant India”

Encouraging the citizens to vote in large numbers in this first phase of elections, Union Home minister Amit Shah declared that every vote of yours will lead to the creation of secure, developed and self-reliant India.  Talking about the importance of Vote, the Union home minister said, “It is an important day today, as the […]

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by Diksha Puri - April 20, 2024, 10:00 am

Encouraging the citizens to vote in large numbers in this first phase of elections, Union Home minister Amit Shah declared that every vote of yours will lead to the creation of secure, developed and self-reliant India. 

Talking about the importance of Vote, the Union home minister said, “It is an important day today, as the first phase of voting is taking place in the country. I appeal to all the voters who are voting in this phase to vote in large numbers because every vote of yours has the power to create a secure, developed, and self-reliant India. Your vote is not only meant to determine the fate of a Lok Sabha or a candidate but also to shape a bright future for India.”

Writing further on twitter (Now X), he also said 

“My appeal is to choose a strong and decisive leadership that has shown the determination to free the country from corruption, nepotism, and appeasement while fulfilling its promises,”

This is another instance when a key leader of the BJP has again requested people to vote in maximum numbers. 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi too earlier called upon people to vote in large numbers. 

“2024 Lok Sabha Elections Begin Today! As 102 constituencies across 21 states and UTs are going to polls, I appeal to all those voting for these constituencies to vote in record numbers. I especially appeal to young and first-time voters to vote in large numbers. After all, every vote counts and every voice matters!”

This Lok Sabha, Amit Shah is fighting election from Gandhinagar seat, which he had previously won in 2019. 

The first phase of the election is organized across 102 parliamentary constituencies covering 21 states and Union Territories. 

Voters will have the opportunity to vote until 6:00 pm.