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Gujarat Election 2022 Phase 1: PM Modi urges voters to come out in record numbers

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: December 1, 2022 08:51 IST

The first phase of polling in Gujarat has begun today at 8 am across 89 seats to decide the ...

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The first phase of polling in Gujarat has begun today at 8 am across 89 seats to decide the fate of 788 candidates. Among the important seats going for polls are Rajkot West, Morbi, Jamnagar, Katargam, and Khambhalia. Over two crore voters will cast their vote today, of which 1.24 crore are male voters and 1.15 crore are female voters. 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged voters to exercise their franchise in record numbers. The Prime Minister tweeted, “Today is the first phase of the Gujarat elections. I call upon all those voting today, particularly first-time voters, to exercise their franchise in record numbers.” 

There are over 5.74 lakh first-time voters and 4,945 voters above 99 years of age who will vote in the first phase of the Gujarat Vidhan Sabha elections. 25,430 polling stations have been set up for the purpose. Out of the 788 candidates, 718 are male candidates whereas 70 are females, according to the Election Commission of India. 

Tags: Gujarat Assembly Election 2022Narendra ModiGujarat Assembly Election Morbi Constituency
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