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Lok Sabha polls: Bollywood celebrities cast votes

Lok Sabha polls: Bollywood celebrities cast votes

India Blooms News Service | @indiablooms | 29 Apr 2019, 07:03 am

Mumbai, Apr 29 (IBNS): Several Bollywood celebrities have cast their votes as the fourth phase of Lok Sabha polls is underway on Monday.

"Voting is our right, let's use it wisely! The future of our country is in our hands. Let's do our duty and #VoteForIndia", tweeted actress Madhuri Dixit Nene.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas tweeted, "This is the moment that matters....  Every vote is a voice that counts."

"I exercised my democratic right. Did you? Please vote.," said Anupam Kher.

Sonali Bendre Behl tweeted, "Go Vote... it’s the most important thing to do today."

Singer Shankar Mahadevan tweeted, "We have voted !!! Have you?"

Arjun Rampal said: "Done. Cast my Vote. Did my duty. Feels great. Go Vote Mumbai."

"Nothing feels better than making a contribution towards your country and carrying out your civic duty of Casting a Vote. Do your duty. " tweeted actress and Congress candidate from Mumbai North Urmila Matondkar.

"BE COOL GO VOTE #jaihind" said Varun Dhawan after casting his vote.

A day ago, several Bollywood celebrities had urged people to cast their votes.

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