Elections are round the corner and first time voters are sure excited to cast their vote for the first time! Chennaionline caught up with a few youngsters on how excited they are to vote for the first time.

Lakshmi Rajan, Student
I ‘am really excited and waiting to vote tomorrow. It is a great feeling to put forth your opinion which will make an impact over the country itself.

Arvind R, Employee
It is a wonderful feeling that even my vote counts and it will make a difference.

Parvati Sasankan, Student
I would definitely vote if I had an ID. I had applied twice for an ID, but I still haven’t received one yet as the officials say they have lost my photo for the card. I’am feeling bad and angry that I ‘am not able to cast this time.

Denesh Kumar, Employee
I believe that these elections are the youngster’s way to change the fate of the future. But I ‘am really worried about the security and safety in our country. Also assets of India like infrastructure, agriculture, economic growth, employment opportunities need to be taken care of by an able person. So it is all in our hands to vote that able person to make this India a better place to live in.

Mrinalini, Student
I ‘am extremely excited about the fact that I’am voting for the first time. It makes me feel proud that I’am responsible and I’am taking the first step to remove those politicians who do not deserve a seat at all. I hope everyone thinks the same and goes out to exercise their right and responsibility.

P.S.Chandramouli, Student
Voting for the first time? Then it’s sure to countenance the excitement of choosing the right partner. And I’m on the box now. It’s high time the public realize that casting their vote is going to make an immense dissimilarity and I’m not giving the slightest space for the misuse of mine. Why should I vote? Is what youngsters ask. Why shouldn’t you vote? Is what I ask. I’m here to strongly advocate voting. Where it’s not just exhilaration or elation that counts but also your conscientiousness which will later be a burden on your shoulder when you don’t encourage voting. And I simply want hamper less nation. So will you?

Vaishnavi, Student
The first thing that hits your mind when you turn 18 is to exercise your power of voting. It is a great feeling to be a part of it because it is you who will be deciding your Government. Even though it is a responsibility, these days it has become a Government holiday for people to take rest at home. One should choose the best out of the worst candidates.

Anitha R