'Vote in record numbers': PM Modi appeals for high voter turnout in phase-2 of West Bengal polls
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged voters to participate in record numbers during the second phase of the West Bengal assembly elections, emphasizing the importance of democratic engagement. The appeal comes as polling stations opened across multiple constituencies amid tight security. Voter turnout is being closely watched as a key indicator of political momentum in the state. The election process is part of a multi-phase schedule leading up to the final results.
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