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On May 7, Prime Minister Narendra Modi cast his vote at a school in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Voting is taking place for 93 seats across 10 states & a union territory in the third phase of polling for Lok Sabha Elections 2024. PM Modi voted at the Nishan Higher Secondary School in the city's Ranip locality. Union Home Minister Amit Shah welcomed PM Modi and they walked towards the polling booth. Amit Shah is contesting from Gandhinagar in Gujarat. Many people gathered outside the polling booth to catch a glimpse of PM Modi. PM Modi waved at the crowd and signed autographs as people cheered for him. PM Modi also urged people to cast their votes. Watch the video to know more.<br/>
On May 7, Prime Minister Narendra Modi cast his vote at a school in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Voting is taking place for 93 seats across 10 states & a union territory in the third phase of polling for Lok Sabha Elections 2024. PM Modi voted at the Nishan Higher Secondary School in the city's Ranip locality. Union Home Minister Amit Shah welcomed PM Modi and they walked towards the polling booth. Amit Shah is contesting from Gandhinagar in Gujarat. Many people gathered outside the polling booth to catch a glimpse of PM Modi. PM Modi waved at the crowd and signed autographs as people cheered for him. PM Modi also urged people to cast their votes. Watch the video to know more.<br/>
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