Indian voters celebrate parliamentary elections 2024 like a festival
Indian voters exhibit profound intelligence and foresight as they navigate their choices during parliamentary elections. With silent resolve, they hold the power to either reaffirm the existing government or usher in change. The fundamental right of franchise empowers every eligible voter, aged 18 years and above, to have their voice heard by casting a vote for their preferred political party candidate.
Rajat Kumar
May 5, 2024 11:24
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Indian voters exhibit profound intelligence and foresight as they navigate their choices during parliamentary elections. With silent resolve, they hold the power to either reaffirm the existing government or usher in change. The fundamental right of franchise empowers every eligible voter, aged 18 years and above, to have their voice heard by casting a vote for their preferred political party candidate.
The fervour surrounding the 2024 parliamentary elections in India mirrors that of a festival. In a democracy, each vote cast shapes the trajectory of the nation's governance, determining the future custodians of power. Despite the conclusion of two phases of voting across the nation, the dwindling voter turnout has raised concerns among political leaders representing various parties. While political parties diligently conduct their campaign efforts, the declining voter turnout remains a vexing issue for them. Speculation abounds regarding the implications of this trend on different political parties' vote banks.
Currently, the landscape in Punjab sees a sparse display of political party flags and banners, despite most parties having declared their candidates for the majority of constituencies, with only a few announcements pending. Political analysts anticipate a surge in election activity post-May 15, 2024, with intensified campaigning characterized by an increase in party flags, banners, and a flurry of street-corner meetings and public rallies featuring senior leaders. These engagements aim to sway the voters' preferences towards specific political party candidates.
While many electronic media outlets have offered pre-poll predictions for the parliamentary election results, it appears that this time around, the actual outcome may defy conventional wisdom, surprising the masses. The eventual victor will indeed be hailed as the "Muqadder Ka Sikander" (conqueror of destiny).
Authored by:
Rajat Kumar Mohindru,
Journalist,
Jalandhar City.
