Lok Sabhaelection 2019: Celebrities post pictures with ink fingers on Phase 1 voting day.Lok Sabhaelection 2019: Celebrities post pictures with ink fingers on Phase 1 voting day.The first phase of 17th Lok Sabha elction has come to an end. A large percentage of voters participated in the voting process for the 91 Lok Sabha seats in 20 states and Union Territories. In the first phase, a total of 1,279 candidates were in fray. Many celebrities thronged polling booths to exercise their franchise.
Baahubali: The Beginning's Director SS Rajamouli said half of his unit members went back to their villages to cast vote. The filmmaker also encouraged citizens to exercise their franchise.
Half of my unit members left to their towns and villages to exercise their vote... Good... Do Vote... If you think no party/candidate makes a difference, make use of nota.. #IndiaElections2019 #LokSabhaElections2019 #VoteForIndia pic.twitter.com/M1y4egqDjn
rajamouli ss (@ssrajamouli) April 11, 2019
South actor Sudheer Babu tweeted his selfie. The actor said 'Done my duty. Don't waste most important day in a democracy'.
Done my duty. Don't waste the most important day in a democracy. Go and vote now. #APelections2019 #VoteForChange #TelanganaElections pic.twitter.com/lhqNQ733nm
Sudheer Babu (@isudheerbabu) April 11, 2019Actor Chiranjeevi and Ram Charan also voted today.
Besides, big business tycoons, Ratan Tata and Gautam Adani also shared their tweets.
Voting is the most powerful right of every citizen and it is our duty to exercise our vote. Please vote, our future depends on it!
Ratan N. Tata (@RNTata2000) March 15, 2019
Actress Preity Zinta and Ranvir Shorey were some of the popular name who encouraged voters to vote. While, musician Shaan was disappointed with the low turnout of voters
Optimising opportunities has been a golden rule for me, and the right to choose a government is not just the biggest opportunity but a responsibility that every Indian must share. #VoteForIndia #IndiaElections2019
Gautam Adani (@gautam_adani) April 11, 2019
If you believe that you can make a difference you will. Use the power of your vote this election. Each vote counts. Its the best thing, you can do for your country. #JaiHind #Election2019 #IndiaElections2019 #VoteForIndia #VoteKar pic.twitter.com/QLrllex3bc
Preity G Zinta (@realpreityzinta) April 11, 2019
Very disappointing that theres been such low turnouts at most Voting Constituents until now ... hoping that more citizens step out and step up ... #VoteIndia #IndiaElections2019
Shaan (@singer_shaan) April 11, 2019
On the first phase of polling on Thursday, hashtags like #VoteKar, #VoteForIndia, #VotingRound1 and #IndiaElections2019 were trended on Twitter.
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