Lok Sabha Polls 2024: "High voter turnout in West Tripura backs BJP; expect more in East Tripura," says CM Manik Saha
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Lok Sabha Polls 2024: “High voter turnout in West Tripura backs BJP; expect more in East Tripura,” says CM Manik Saha

Following the conclusion of the first phase of Lok Sabha polls, Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha asserted that voters in the West Tripura Lok Sabha constituency had demonstrated their support for the BJP, citing the notable voter turnout in the region

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Days after the first phase of Lok Sabha polls concluded on April 19, Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha claimed that voters in the West Tripura Lok Sabha constituency had shown their support for BJP, referring to the high voter turnout in the Constituency.

Further, Manik Saha predicted more voter turnout in East Tripura Lok Sabha Constituency, which is scheduled to undergo polls on April 26.

Notably, West Tripura Lok Sabha constituency has recorded nearly 81 per cent voter turnout in the April 19 polls.

“I have just said to people that with the voting percentage of 81 per cent in West Tripura LS Constituency, People of Tripura have shown their support to BJP and PM Modi. I hope that East Tripura LS Constituency seat will get more percentage on the voting day of April 26,” said Manik Saha.

Further reminding the Prime Minister of promises during his last visit to the state, Manik Saha appealed, “I request everyone to make PM Modi’s hand much stronger. When PM Narendra Modi came to Tripura a few days ago, he said that after ten years this is Just a trailer, the picture is still left. I am hoping that PM Narendra Modi will work in Tripura through Act East policy in the same way as he worked in the whole country in the last two terms.”

Earlier, Amit Shah also expressed satisfaction with the voter turnout and highlighted the festive atmosphere surrounding the electoral process. He commended the Election Commission for its preparedness to address any grievances promptly, ensuring a smooth and transparent polling experience for all citizens.

He urged voters to prioritise development, peace, and unity when casting their ballots, emphasising the need to support candidates committed to societal betterment.

The first phase of Lok Sabha polls took place on April 19. The remaining 6 phases will continue on different dates until June 1 to elect the 543 members of the 18th Lok Sabha. The results will be announced on June 4.

(with inputs from ANI)

 

 

 

 

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