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The capital city witnessed a significant democratic exercise as elections are taking place across seven constituencies.
NEW DELHI: The capital city witnessed a significant democratic exercise as elections are taking place across seven constituencies. Voters from diverse backgrounds came forward to cast their ballots, including the Chief Minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal. Voters expressed their satisfaction with the voting process and shared their concerns and hopes for the future.
The New Indian Team reached civil lines to gather the views with several locals and understand their perspectives on the current elections.
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Sushil Agarwal, a seasoned voter with over 40 years of experience, praised the transparency and efficiency of the voting process. “The process is very good and transparent. It hardly took one minute to cast our vote. Regardless of whom one is voting for, everyone should vote,” he said. Agarwal emphasized the importance of voting to prevent dictatorship and called for greater focus on health and education. His wife echoed these sentiments, highlighting the need for equal opportunities for women in politics and stressing the importance of careful candidate evaluation by the youth.
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