India's election, dubbed the world's largest democratic exercise, has captured global attention with its complex logistics and high stakes.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks a third term, riding on a wave of popularity and populist policies, amidst controversies over a new citizenship law perceived as anti-Muslim. The election's outcome could reshape India's political landscape, affecting not just the opposition but also the country's secular fabric and minority rights.
With the ruling Hindu nationalist party poised for victory, concerns are mounting over increased repression and the future of India's democracy.
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