'Vote against dictatorship'After voting, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, 55, leader of the opposition Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), urged citizens: "Please vote, use your right to vote, and vote against dictatorship." AdvertisementCongress is spearheading an opposition alliance of more than two dozen parties competing jointly against Modi, including the AAP. US think tank Freedom House said this year that the BJP had "increasingly used government institutions to target political opponents." The India Meteorological Department warned of heightened health risks for infants, the elderly and those with chronic diseases. More than 968 million people are eligible to vote in the Indian election, with the final round of polling on June 1 and results expected three days later.
