NEW DELHI: PM Narendra Modi will connect with more than one crore first-time voters on National Voters’ Day on Thursday through virtual interaction at 5000 camps to be set up across the country.
Announcing the initiative, Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) President Tejasvi Surya said there is excitement among the country’s youth for a third term for Modi as he dismissed the opposition bloc as a non-starter like an imaginary alliance between a snake and a mongoose, referring to the problems among its constituents in West Bengal and Punjab.
Surya highlighted the pivotal role played by young voters in Modi’s election as the PM in 2014 and his subsequent re-election in 2019. He pointed out this would be the first such occasion when a PM engages with young voters on such a massive scale, expressing confidence that this exercise will boost their participation in elections and strengthen the country’s democratic foundation.
Announcing the initiative, Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) President Tejasvi Surya said there is excitement among the country’s youth for a third term for Modi as he dismissed the opposition bloc as a non-starter like an imaginary alliance between a snake and a mongoose, referring to the problems among its constituents in West Bengal and Punjab.
Surya highlighted the pivotal role played by young voters in Modi’s election as the PM in 2014 and his subsequent re-election in 2019. He pointed out this would be the first such occasion when a PM engages with young voters on such a massive scale, expressing confidence that this exercise will boost their participation in elections and strengthen the country’s democratic foundation.
