Union Minister Kiren Rijiju exercised his electoral right today in the ongoing Lok Sabha elections in Arunachal Pradesh. He cast his vote in Nafra village, his native place, amid the enthusiastic participation of local residents. Rijiju, who holds the portfolios of Union Minister for Earth Sciences and Food Processing, has been actively engaged in the electoral process, advocating for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidates.
On April 9, Rijiju spearheaded a spirited campaign in Aalo, the administrative hub of West Siang district. In a grand rally, he fervently endorsed three BJP candidates, emphasizing the critical importance of supporting the local MP candidate, himself, from the Arunachal West Parliamentary constituency.
Throughout the campaign, Rijiju underscored the significance of grassroots representation and the imperative of electing leaders deeply rooted in the local ethos. His advocacy resonated strongly with supporters, reflecting the broader sentiment towards reinforcing regional voices in national governance.
As the electoral process unfolds, Rijiju's proactive engagement continues to shape the political landscape, with his emphasis on local empowerment and inclusive governance capturing the attention of voters across Arunachal Pradesh.