Synopsis
As Delhi approaches Assembly elections, PM Narendra Modi encourages citizens to vote before indulging in refreshments, emphasizing the importance of civic duty. Union Home Minister Amit Shah supports this call, urging voters to reject false promises and prioritize a brighter future for the city.Key Takeaways
- PM Modi calls for active voting.
- Special message for first-time voters.
- Amit Shah highlights key issues.
- Voting is crucial for a better future.
- Results to be counted on February 8.
New Delhi, Feb 5 (NationPress) As Delhi prepares for the Assembly elections on Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged the city’s voters to engage actively in the democratic process, stating 'first vote, then refreshment'.
Utilizing the social media platform X, PM Modi inspired the voters of Delhi to take on their civic duties with excitement.
"Voting for every seat in the Delhi Assembly elections is happening today. I encourage the voters here to join this celebration of democracy with great enthusiasm and cast their invaluable vote," PM Modi expressed in a post.
He also extended a special message for first-time voters, saying, "On this occasion, my heartfelt wishes to all the young friends voting for the first time. Keep in mind - first vote, then refreshment!"
Following the Prime Minister’s call, Union Home Minister Amit Shah also urged Delhi's residents to prioritize voting.
HM Shah encouraged voters to deliver their ballots with the aspiration of a brighter future for the city, underscoring several critical issues.
"I appeal to my sisters and brothers voting in the Delhi Assembly elections to reject false promises, the polluted Yamuna, liquor shops, damaged roads, and contaminated water," he posted on X.
HM Shah stressed the necessity for a government with a solid record of public service and a clear vision for Delhi’s growth. He asserted, "Today, vote in large numbers to establish a government with a solid public welfare record and a clear development plan for Delhi. Your single vote can transform Delhi into the most developed capital globally. Vote first, then enjoy refreshments."
The results of the Delhi Assembly elections, which will shape the Legislative Assembly for the upcoming term, are set to be counted on February 8.
