Indian elections: PM Modi casts vote in Ahmedabad

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Indian elections: PM Modi casts vote in Ahmedabad

Voting is underway for all 26 parliamentary constituencies in Gujarat.

By IANS

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Published: Tue 23 Apr 2019, 8:12 AM

Last updated: Tue 23 Apr 2019, 11:53 AM

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday cast his vote at Nishan Vidyalaya situated in Ahmedabad's Ranip area. 
Notably, Ranip area is a part of Gandhinagar parliamentary constituency, from where BJP national president Amit Shah is contesting.
Modi took a ride in an open SUV this morning as he made his way to to cast his vote in the third phase of the national election. Surrounded by his bodyguards, the Prime Minister waved to a long line of people who waved back at him.  

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief Amit Shah is the party candidate from this constituency, which was earlier represented by BJP veteran L.K. Advani.

Modi arrived at the polling booth in Nishan Higher Secondary School along with Shah and party workers. He met his mother at her residence before heading to the booth.  
In photos, he is seen with his hands folded and touching the feet of his mother, Heeraben Modi, 98.
After voting, he walked in a procession on the streets of Ahmedabad.
Voting is underway for all 26 parliamentary constituencies in Gujarat.


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