'High voter turnout reflects people's desire for change'

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 Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday said that high voter turnout in the third phase of polling reflects the people’s “desire for a change” and it would help NDA to form the Government at the Centre. 

“It is the desire for a change that motivated the voters to come out in large number. An exceedingly high vote percentage is bad news for Congress,” said BJP senior leader and SAD-BJP combine candidate from Amritsar Arun Jaitley. He said that a larger number of people come out to vote when something motivates them and the high voter turnout in the polls held on April 10 will help NDA to form the next Government led by Narendra Modi.  

Claiming that issue like price rise, corruption and non-inspirational” leadership of Congress failed to inspire people, he said, “BJP campaign appears to have succeeded in both laying down political agenda and projecting Modi as the centre-stage personality of this election.”  

“Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi continue to have a marginal impact while Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is non-factor in this election. For us in BJP, high poll percentage is good news; the more the merrier,” said the Rajya Sabha member. He added, “The news from Delhi, Haryana, Chandigarh and Jammu appears to be that in many constituencies, Congress has been pushed to a third position. This may well be a situation in several constituencies of Odisha. The trends from UP are worse. The Congress and its allies have been pushed to the fourth position.”    

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