South Africa tour of India 2019
"Break Records Of Previous 3 Phases": Pm's Message To Voters In Phase 4
Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted at the beginning of today requesting that individuals turn out and vote in vast numbers and break the "records of the past three stages".
"Another period of the General Elections starts today. I trust those casting a ballot today do as such in expansive numbers and break the casting a ballot record of the past three stages. An extraordinary intrigue to youthful voters to go to the polling corner and exercise their establishment," PM Modi tweeted.
Another period of the General Elections starts today. I trust those casting a ballot today do as such in vast numbers and break the casting a ballot record of the past three stages.
An exceptional intrigue to youthful voters to make a beeline for the polling stall and exercise their establishment.
- Chowkidar Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) April 29, 2019
Another phase of the General Elections begins today. I hope those voting today do so in large numbers and break the voting records of the previous three phases.
A special appeal to young voters to head to the polling booth and exercise their franchise.
Home Minister Rajnath Singh likewise tweeted. "...Your vote won't just fortify the mainstays of vote based system however it will likewise state of a New India."
The polling for the fourth period of General Elections starts today. I request to the voters to guarantee a record turnout. Your vote won't just reinforce the mainstays of majority rule government however it will likewise state of a New India.
- Chowkidar Rajnath Singh (@rajnathsingh) April 29, 2019
The polling for the 4th phase of General Elections begins today. I appeal to the voters to ensure a record turnout. Your vote will not only strengthen the pillars of democracy but it will also help shaping of a New India.
Polling for the fourth period of the national elections started today in which the heartland conditions of Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh are voting in favor of the first run through. So is Mumbai, the nation's money related capital. Six seats in Madhya Pradesh and 13 in Rajasthan are casting a ballot today.
For the BJP, this round is vital, since the two states were wrested by the Congress in a year ago's gathering elections. In general, voters will settle on 72 seats spread crosswise over nine states. The star hopefuls whose appointive fortunes will be chosen to incorporate six Union ministers. Polling for the seven-stage election finishes on May 19, the tallying of votes will be hung on May 23.
Comments