As we have updated you with that PM Modi urges people especially to the youngsters to be part of Gujarat elections. "Phase 1 of Gujarat polls begin. Driving all those voting today to turn out in record numbers and vote. I especially ask youngsters to exercise their franchise," he penned in a tweet. The first phase of polling will be held in 89 assembly constituencies of Saurashtra and South Gujarat regions with 977 candidates in the conflict. About 2.12 crore voters, comprising 1,11,05,933 men and 1,01,25,472 women, are expected to exercise their franchise.

Here one more patriotic person added in the list. He is non-another than Rahul Gandhi who is too urges people highlighting the youngsters must participate in Gujarat polls.

Here is the tweet:

See the translation “The participation of voters is the soul of democracy. For the first time in Gujarat elections, the young colleagues who are voting for the first time are very welcome and congratulated. The people of Gujarat are appealing to make this festival of democracy successful by voting in large numbers”

The campaign shaped up as a duel between Modi and Gandhi and often turned personal. The poll narrative kept changing with issues such as the Ayodhya title suit, Gandhi's imminent elevation as Congress president and his visits to temples being raised by BJP leaders. Gandhi emerged as the Congress' pivot to take on the might of the Prime Minister on his home turf. While Modi addressed about 15 rallies, Gandhi spent more than seven days in Saurashtra and south Gujarat, addressing a number of meetings.