Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan urged the citizens to exercise their right to vote, as the election ballot day is dedicated to the prosperity of the State and the welfare of the public. Elaborating further about this, he said that it is a day for each individual to vote and escalate the development of State.
He also urged the citizens to contribute in the State’s growth and cast their vote righteously. He also said that Madhya Pradesh has always pioneered to move on with the democratic values. He asked the citizens to come forward and vote in order to strengthen the democracy.
On the other hand, Bharatiya Janata Party State President, Narendra Singh Tomar and State organisational general secretary Arvind Menon urged the citizens of the State to vote righteously and fearlessly and gave certain instructions to the state party workers for the polling day.
They instructed the state party workers to remain alert and be duty conscious on the polling day i.e. on November 25. Tomar further said that their reflexes will help in the efficient execution of duties assigned to them.
Noticeably, on November 25, voting would be held in 53896 polling booths in 230 constituencies of the State. Over this, Tomar further said that this is the first time when the voting is being held at such a big level in the State. Elaborating more, he said that each individual should cast his or her vote to strengthen the democracy. Moreover each person should exercise his or her right to vote effectively. He said that voting helps citizens to decide a bright future for the State and for themselves and this is the reason that because of aware voters the turnout has increased this time.
Tomar and Menon said that voters decide which kind of leader they urge for. Tomar said that Madhya Pradesh has always been an example of peace and righteousness. So he appealed the citizens to maintain this eminence and reach their respective polling booths on time on November 25 and cast their vote.