West Bengal Governor R. N. Ravi on Thursday urged voters to actively participate in the first phase of the West Bengal Assembly elections, calling the electoral process the “most sacred festival of democracy.”
In his appeal, the Governor specifically encouraged young voters and women across the state to come forward in large numbers and exercise their franchise without hesitation.
“First Phase of the West Bengal Assembly elections is underway today. I urge every voter, particularly the youth and women to enthusiastically take part in the most sacred festival of democracy and exercise their votes without failing. Every vote is sacred. It has the power to…
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“First Phase of the West Bengal Assembly elections is underway today. I urge every voter, particularly the youth and women to enthusiastically take part in the most sacred festival of democracy and exercise their votes without failing. Every vote is sacred. It has the power to shape the future of West Bengal,” he stated.
Voting is currently underway across multiple constituencies in the state as part of Phase 1, with election authorities ensuring strict security arrangements and smooth polling operations across booths.
The West Bengal Assembly elections continue to draw significant attention as various political parties contest on key issues including governance, development, and public welfare.
