An engaged man from Amravati, Maharashtra, made national news when the second round of voting for the Lok Sabha Elections 2024 got underway for a very special reason. The bridegroom and his family were seen at the polls on his wedding day, casting ballots for their preferred party. The bridegroom, seen with his mother and uncle, was seen sporting a turban and traditional sherwani. To fulfill their civic obligations, the three arrived early in the morning and then went to the wedding location. After ANI posted the video on X, it soon went viral and received over 45,000 views, attracting the interest of social media users.#WATCH | A groom arrives at his designated polling station in the Vadarpura area of Amravati to cast his vote in the Lok Sabha elections in Maharashtra8 parliamentary constituencies are voting in the second phase of Lok Sabha polls in the state pic.twitter.com/DSoSznF1Uj— ANI (@ANI) April 26, 2024The groomss conviction says it all!The groom is heard stating, that the Marriage can wait, but voting is more crucial, in the video. The groom said that the wedding muhurat is set at 2:00 PM when questioned about it. The groom reveals that the bride is from a different neighborhood as the film goes on. A groom comes at his allocated polling station in the Vadarpura region of Amravati to cast his vote in the Maharashtra Lok Sabha elections, the news portal said, sharing the footage. Eight parliamentary constituencies are taking part in the states second round of Lok Sabha elections.#WATCH | The wedding ceremony is important but so is voting. The wedding is at 2pm today, says Akash, the groom in Vadarpura area of Amravati.#LokSabhaElections2024 pic.twitter.com/SSsMkrZmQ8— ANI (@ANI) April 26, 2024Election at its peakOne commenter says the groom is advocating for improvement and harmony in the community. In the 18th Lok Sabha elections, 88 seats from 13 states and union territories took part in the second round of voting. Kerala accounted for all 20 seats, Karnataka for 14 of the 28 seats, Rajasthan for 13 seats, Maharashtra for 8 seats, and Uttar Pradesh for 8 seats. Assam and Bihar each had five seats, while Madhya Pradesh had seven. In addition, Manipur, Tripura, Jammu and Kashmir, and West Bengal each held three seats, while Chhattisgarh and West Bengal had one seat each.pic.twitter.com/aaVqIuaGAU— जिन्ना मेरा दिल लुट्या 🚩 (@Fayad_e_azam) April 26, 2024All rounds on ECI Voting is expected to run until 5 PM, with the first round beginning at 7 AM. But in a certain area Due to the extreme heat, voting hours have been extended until 6 PM in certain areas of Bihar, including Banka, Madhepura, Khagaria, and Munger. Concurrently, the Lok Sabha elections vote counting is set for June 4, and it is anticipated that the results would be announced on the same day.
