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As the nation gears up for the third phase of the Lok Sabha Elections, Gujarat stands poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the political landscape. With polling set to commence at 7 am and extend until 5 pm across 25 constituencies, the state is abuzz with anticipation and political fervor.
In this phase, a total of 94 constituencies spanning 10 states and one Union Territory will exercise their democratic right, with Gujarat holding a significant share of the electoral pie. From the vibrant district of Kachchh to the serene townships of Valsad, voters across Gujarat will cast their ballots, influencing the course of the nation’s governance.
However, the electoral canvas in Gujarat paints a unique picture this year. Among the 26 constituencies slated for polling, only 25 will witness the electoral battleground, as the Surat seat has already witnessed the unopposed victory of BJP candidate Mukesh Dalal. This unusual turn of events underscores the dynamic nature of Indian politics, where twists and turns often define the narrative.
Notably, the eyes of the nation are fixed on Gandhinagar Lok Sabha constituency, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah are scheduled to cast their votes. With PM Modi expected to arrive at 7:30 AM and Shah later in the morning around 9:00 AM, their participation underscores the significance of Gujarat in the broader political spectrum.
In addition to the political heavyweights, Delhi’s Lieutenant Governor, VK Saxena, is also slated to exercise his franchise, further highlighting the diverse participation in this democratic exercise.
As the day unfolds and ballots are cast, the fate of key constituencies and the electoral fortunes of prominent candidates will gradually unfold. For comprehensive coverage of Lok Sabha Election 2024 Phase 3 Schedule, Key Candidates, and Constituencies, readers are encouraged to visit News18’s website for the latest updates and insights.
Stay tuned as Gujarat and the nation witness democracy in action, shaping the contours of India’s future governance.
