New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi made an announcement during his ‘Mann Ki Baat’ address on Sunday, stating that the popular radio program would be suspended for the next three months.
During the program, PM Modi engaged with first-time voters across the nation, commending India’s vibrant youth population for their enthusiasm and vigor. He emphasized the pivotal role of youth participation in the electoral process, urging them to exercise their voting rights in large numbers.
Encouraging first-time voters to actively contribute to shaping the nation’s future, PM Modi underscored the significance of their participation in the 18th Lok Sabha elections. He stressed that this upcoming parliament would symbolize the aspirations of the youth, highlighting the heightened importance of their votes.
Amidst the fervor of election season, PM Modi urged young citizens not only to participate in political activities but also to remain vigilant and engaged in discussions and debates. He emphasized the Election Commission’s ‘My First Vote-For the Country’ campaign, urging first-time voters to cast their ballots through this initiative.
While reflecting on the collective achievements of the nation, PM Modi reiterated that ‘Mann Ki Baat’ serves as a platform representing the strength and accomplishments of the people. However, in adherence to political boundaries during the Lok Sabha elections, the program will be temporarily halted for the next three months.
Despite the suspension of ‘Mann Ki Baat,’ PM Modi assured that the country’s progress and achievements would continue unabated. Additionally, he commemorated International Women’s Day, recognizing the invaluable contributions of women to India’s development, and applauded their remarkable strides across various fields.
