PM Modi Urges Youth to Ensure Record Voting in Maharashtra, Haryana

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi Wednesday urged people, especially youngsters, to ensure record voting in Haryana and Maharashtra Assembly polls.

"Urging the people of Haryana and Maharashtra to go out and cast their votes. Youngsters must show the way and ensure record turnout," PM tweeted.

Modi campaigned extensively for his party in the polls and held a record number of rallies any Prime Minister had addressed for any state election.

25 Per cent Turnout in First Four Hours in Haryana

Over 25 per cent of the 1.63 crore eligible voters had exercised their franchise in Haryana till 11 AM today as polling was on at a brisk pace in the multi-cornered contest. Read More

Brisk Polling in Maharashtra

Voting started for the 288 Maharashtra assembly constituencies and the lone Lok Sabha by-elections for Beed parliamentary seat at 7 a.m. Wednesday amidst tight security. Read More

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