Prof. (Dr.) Jayanthi Ranjan, Vice Chancellor of Sharda University Agra's Advice For A First-Time Voter

By Prof. (Dr.) Jayanthi Ranjan, Vice Chancellor Sharda University Agra 

Casting a vote isn't just a duty but an important step toward strengthening the republic, the Lok Sabha Election of 2024 in Agra is on 7th April 2024, and a surge of excitement and responsibility is across the nation, especially among first-time choosers. The power to bring about revolution and shape the future of India our veritably own Bharat. This duty lies in the hands of these youthful and dynamic individuals.

I suppose they need guidance, the right direction, and commission to be the first-time choosers in India, the largest republic with essential tips to make the most meaningful and informed participation in the forthcoming Lok Sabha choices in Agra.

Getting sapience into the voting process, including polling station position, namer ID conditions, and how to cast your vote, vindicating every piece of information from multiple believable sources before forming any opinion, and agitating about party pretensions and party fiat. Be open to different shoes and bandy politics with musketeers, family, and community members hypercritically. Being conservative of misinformation spread near polling cells.

Trust-only sanctioned ECI communication and polling cell officers. By understanding the electoral process, probing campaigners, staying informed, and encouraging others to share, first-time choosers can laboriously contribute to the popular fabric of India. So, make sure you're all set with the right information to cast your ballot with conviction! Should I bounce for someone who easily won’t win, just on principle? Or does the person I plan to bounce for intend to be honest, or is he or she more interested in making a plutocrat? What guarantees do I have that the party I bounce for will stick to its fiat? By advancing for a seeker who can produce change, my individual vote is more likely to have an impact.