Parth Gupta's Ward 6 Election Appeal in Panchkula for May 10 Poll

With polling day approaching in Panchkula, Parth Gupta shared a direct appeal to the residents of Ward 6, presenting himself as a young candidate stepping forward with fresh thinking and new energy. The message urged voters to turn out on Sunday, 10 May 2026, and cast their ballots in his favour.

A campaign built on youth and new energy

At the heart of the appeal was a simple, personal framing. Parth Gupta described himself as someone coming forward for Ward 6 "with youthful thinking and new energy," and asked residents to see him not as a distant politician but as one of their own. His slogan — "नेता नहीं, अपना बेटा चुनें" ("Choose not a politician, but your own son") — captured that tone, positioning him as an accessible, homegrown representative for the community.

The message rested on three ideas Parth Gupta placed at the centre of the appeal: youth leadership, new thinking and better development ("युवा नेतृत्व • नई सोच • बेहतर विकास"). Together, these formed the promise he put before Ward 6 voters in Panchkula.

What voters were asked to do

The appeal was also a clear, practical call to action. Parth Gupta asked residents of Ward 6 to reach the polling booth on Sunday, 10 May 2026, and press the lotus button (कमल का बटन) — the symbol of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) — to elect him by a large margin of votes.

For local voters, the post served as a straightforward reminder of the date, the symbol and the candidate. It combined a personal request for trust with the specifics needed to act on it, keeping the focus on Ward 6 and the choice before its residents — framing the decision, in Parth Gupta's own words, as one between a conventional leader and a candidate they could regard as family.

This update was shared on his Instagram, @parthguptabjp.