Voting begins for the Vice President election... PM Modi casts first vote in Parliament House

Vice President Chunav 2025: The voting phase has started for the Vice President election. PM Modi casts first vote in Parliament House. He is scheduled to visit Himachal today. Before this, Prime Minister Modi cast his vote in the Parliament House. In the Vice Presidential election, there is a rule that the Prime Minister has to cast the first vote. This time again, PM Modi cast the first vote.

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Voting begins for Vice President election

If we talk about the number game in the Vice President election, then NDA is ahead in this regard. At the same time, India Alliance is hoping for cross voting. Let us tell you one thing that there is no election symbol for the Vice President election and the parties do not issue whip for this. In such a situation, anyone is free to vote for any candidate. And valid votes play the most important role in the results.

In this election, there is a contest between NDA's CP Radhakrishnan and India Alliance candidate B. Sudarshan Reddy.

Who will be the next Vice President of the country

Three parties will not participate in voting in this election. Naveen Patnaik's party BJD from Odisha, Shiromani Akali Dal from Punjab and Chandrashekhar Rao's party BRS from Telangana have announced to stay away from the Vice President election. Another important thing, AIMIM and Aam Aadmi Party have supported the candidate of India Alliance, while YSRCP has expressed confidence in the NDA candidate.

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Summary

By the way, till date there have been only 4 such occasions when voting was not done for the Vice President election and the Vice President was elected unopposed. Today is also important because Rahul Gandhi is continuously attacking PM Narendra Modi directly and there is a standoff between both the political fronts regarding Bihar elections and SIR. In such a situation, this election can also be considered a political power show.