West Bengal LoP & BJP Candidate from Nandigram & Bhabanipur, Suvendu Adhikari says,
-- "Parivartan hoga. If a change does not take place this time, Sanatana in Bengal will be finished. The Election Commission is doing good work, but there are some goons everywhere. Chor, dacait hae .... Our polling agent has been arrested in one place. I have lodged a complain; strict action should be taken immediately...".
Polling party dispatch for the Uttar Dinjpur, West Bengal, ahead of Phase 1 of voting
Congress candidate from Malda, Mausam Noor said, "As a family, we are all going together to cast our votes. This is strengthening my resolve and reinforcing my principles.
It is also giving me more support and confidence to go out and cover the elections everywhere. So far, the reports suggest that everything is proceeding peacefully."
Voters Queue - Link (Asansol, West Bengal)
In Tamil Nadu, actor Vijay, TVK chief and candidate from Tiruchirappalli East and Perambur constituencies arrivesd at a polling station in Chennai to cast his vote.
Tamil Nadu: MNM chief and actor Kamal Haasan, along with his daughter Shruti Haasan, cast their votes at Alwarpet School in Chennai.
Union MoS and BJP candidate from Avinashi, L. Murugan casts his vote at a polling station in Koyambedu, Chennai.
Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram says, "I appreciate the enthusiasm shown by young voters this time. I hope they will vote but they should vote for a stable government, for growth and for welfare measures.
"They can't vote for a fanciful idea, they have to vote for a stable govt, growth and welfare measures that have been delivered by the DMK Govt in the last 5 years. I hope they will continue to deliver. I am sure they will continue to deliver, the youth must vote for secularism and progress...In Tamil Nadu, I am confident that the Secular Progressive Alliance will win and the DMK will form a Govt."
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D. Jayakumar says, "We exercised our democratic right today. This election is very important, giving an end to one family dynasty and 'ganja' culture. Law and order is the worst in Tamil Nadu."
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In Asansol (West Bengal), BJP candidate from Asansol South Assembly constituency, Agnimitra Paul (sitting MLA) shows her inked finger after casting her vote
She says, "We are sure that the people of Bengal will vote for BJP... They are determined with remove TMC, who is a disgrace to the CM's chair and voters... This is a war to save Bengal. We don't want the politics of Hindu-Muslim...
We want employment for the youth and bringing back 40 lakh people, who migrated from here, to come back...
You (Mamata Banerjee) are a failure as a Chief Minister and you must leave the seat... Women of the country and this state have also relaised who is one who actually stands with the,."
AIADMK General Secretary, LoP and AIADMK candidate from Edappadi Assembly Constituency, Edappadi K. Palaniswami (EPS) casts his vote at a polling station in Panchayat Union Primary School in Siluvampalayam.
Murshidabad, West Bengal: Aam Janata Unnayan Party (AUJP) founder Humayun Kabir says, "... I will cast my vote for the West Bengal elections. I have been participating in elections since 1982, but this is the first time my own party is contesting in these elections... There should be no law and order issue in the state...".
In Tamil Nadu, actor S. Ajith Kumar casts his vote at a polling station in Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai.
BJP candidate from Mylapore assembly constituency, Tamilisai Soundararajan casts her vote at a polling station in Chennai.
She faces a contest from DMK's D. Velu in the constituency.
Tamilisai Soundararajan said: "This is the democratic celebration. Each and everyone should take part in this democratic celebration. I am very happy, I am a candidate, as well as a voter.
With all the blessings of the people of Tamil Nadu, NDA will win even in Mylapore with the blessings of God and the people, I will raise the voice of women in Assembly...".
Actress and BJP leader Khushbu Sundar said:
"You can see the smile on my face, that says it all. Casting my vote has been my biggest democratic right and I think this matters a lot to me as a citizen of the country...
Today is the time for people to take a call and decision and we leave it to them...".
On bomb threat at her residence, she says, "I think these are part and parcel of being in a political party. It is not the first time there was a bomb threat in my house. This time, there was a slightly more serious one. Extremely thankful to the Police who took immediate action...".
CEO West Bengal posts message:
"International delegates as part of #IEVP2026 and ECI Representative welcomed at the Polling stations of Paul Choudhury Tribal Hindi High School in Matigara of Darjeeling district of West Bengal."
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