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Modi Votes in India's General Election

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May 7, 2024

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi cast his ballot in India's general election on Tuesday. Modi voted in his home state of Gujarat in the third phase of polling. Voting in India’s marathon election began April 19 and will run through June 1. The winner will be declared June 4.

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