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Be A Part Of The Change, Urges Arjun Kapoor

Darpan News Desk IANS, 29 Apr, 2019 09:54 PM
  • Be A Part Of The Change, Urges Arjun Kapoor

Actor Arjun Kapoor on Monday urged everyone to cast their vote to bring about the changes they want to see.


Arjun cast his vote for the Lok Sabha elections here.


He said: "Everyone who is sitting at home, checking Internet and Twitter, thinking that there should be change in India...every citizen should participate in voting so that they can be a part of the change.


"Like the saying goes, 'The leaders you get is what you deserve'. Make sure you make your vote count. Every vote matters. This year's elections are really important to make sure we have a better future than what we had for the last so many years.


"India is counted as the biggest democracy in the world. We must vote."


Asked about the issues that need focus, Arjun said: "If we start talking about this, it might take the whole day. We should think about voting."


Arjun was among a slew of celebrities who came out and cast their vote, urging others to follow suit.


On the work front, Arjun is busy with projects like "Panipat", "Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar" and "India's Most Wanted".

 

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