India is currently in the midst of its Lok Sabha election of 2024, marking the beginning of a historic voting process. Almost a billion people are eligible to cast their ballots in this election, with the voting period spanning over seven days and ending on 1 June.
The prime focus of this election is on major issues such as a severe jobs crisis, escalating prices, and the crackdown on dissent and opposition. The politics of religion is also a significant factor in many states.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is seeking a rare third consecutive term in power, while several key opposition parties have formed alliances to challenge his party’s dominance. The outcome of this election will shape the future direction of India for years to come and has garnered global attention due to its scale and significance in shaping the political landscape of one of the world’s largest democracies.
As Indians take pride in their democratic values and participation in the electoral process, all eyes are on this crucial election that will determine the governance of their country.