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Gujarat CM Urges Full Voter Turnout as BJP Campaign Concludes in Ahmedabad

Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel concluded the BJP's campaign for local self-government elections with a roadshow in Ahmedabad on Friday. He urged voters to ensure 100 percent turnout in the upcoming polls scheduled for April 26. The procession covered four wards, including India Colony and Bapunagar, with senior BJP leaders and workers participating. Residents along the route greeted the leaders as the convoy passed with party flags and music.

Key Points: Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel Seeks 100% Voter Turnout in Local Polls

  • Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel leads final campaign roadshow in Ahmedabad
  • BJP appeals for 100% voter turnout in local body elections
  • Roadshow covers four wards including India Colony and Bapunagar
  • Polling for local self-government elections scheduled for April 26
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Gujarat CM calls for full voter turnout as BJP concludes campaigning in Ahmedabad

Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel concludes BJP campaign in Ahmedabad, urging 100% voter turnout in local self-government elections scheduled for April 26.

"Today is the last day of local body election campaigning. The Bharatiya Janata Party has been among the people and is appealing to them to vote 100 per cent. - Bhupendra Patel"

Ahmedabad, April 24

Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel said the Bharatiya Janata Party had been reaching out directly to voters and urging full participation as campaigning for the local self-government elections concluded on Friday.

Patel was speaking during a roadshow held in the eastern parts of Ahmedabad in the presence of State BJP President Jagdish Vishwakarma.

Speaking to IANS, the Chief Minister said: "Today is the last day of local body election campaigning. The Bharatiya Janata Party has been among the people and is appealing to them to vote 100 per cent."

The procession began at Shyam Shikhar crossroads and moved through India Colony, the Thakkarbapa Nagar approach road, Leelanagar, Khodiyar Nagar Road and the 80 Feet Road Beti Bachao Circle, before concluding near Khodiyar Mandir on 80 Feet Road.

BJP MP Hasmukh Patel said the visit was aimed at mobilising support ahead of the polling.

"The Chief Minister of Gujarat and the State BJP President are visiting to appeal to the residents of India Colony Ward, Virat Nagar Ward, Bapunagar Ward, and Thakkar Bapa Nagar Ward to ensure the victory of all party candidates in the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation elections," he added.

Karnavati Mahanagar BJP President Prerak Shah said the roadshow had been organised across four wards with the participation of senior party leaders.

"Today, a grand roadshow has been organised here, encompassing four wards. This event is being held in the special presence of the Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel and the State BJP President, Jagdish Vishwakarma," he added.

Residents, including youths, women and elderly people, were present along the route and greeted the leaders as the convoy passed.

Campaign activity featured party flags, music and slogans, with BJP workers accompanying the convoy throughout the route.

BJP leaders acknowledged the turnout and thanked residents for their participation during the event.

Polling for the local self-government elections is scheduled for April 26.

- IANS

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Priya S
It’s good that the CM is personally visiting colonies like India Colony and Khodiyar Nagar. Local issues like drainage, roads, and garbage collection matter more than big speeches. I hope people vote based on ground-level work, not just party loyalty. 🇮🇳
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Ravi K
Local body elections are the foundation of democracy. If people don’t vote for municipal candidates, how can we expect good governance at the state or national level? Kudos to the BJP for emphasizing 100% voter turnout. But I wish all parties would focus on development rather than slogans.
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Sarah B
The energy on the ground sounds palpable. I’ve been following Gujarat’s local elections, and the BJP’s organization is impressive. Still, I hope opposition parties also get a fair chance to present their vision. Healthy competition leads to better outcomes for citizens. Let’s see what the actual polling day brings.
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Naveen S
A roadshow covering four wards in one day shows good mobilization. But I’ve seen these events before — lots of flags, music, and crowds that disappear after the leaders leave. I want to see the actual results: cleaner streets, better water supply, and proper schools. That’s the real test for any party.
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David E
Observing from outside India, it’s clear that local elections in India are taken seriously with such high-level participation. The CM himself hitting the streets is a strong signal. Let’s hope the youth turn out in large numbers — they are the future of any city.

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