Parth Gupta Urges Ward 6, Panchkula to 'Vote for Change' on 10 May

Parth Gupta has made a direct, personal appeal to residents of Ward 6 in Panchkula: vote for change. In a message to voters, he presented himself as "a new face" bringing youthful thinking and, in his own words, "the voice of change" for the ward.

The tone was forward-looking. "Not the past — now it is the turn of new thinking," the appeal opened, setting the theme of renewal that ran through it. Parth Gupta tied that idea to a simple vision for the area he hoped to represent.

A campaign built on 'new thinking'

At the heart of the message was a three-part promise, summed up in a short phrase: a capable ward, a beautiful ward, and a bright future. Rather than a long list of pledges, the appeal distilled his pitch to Ward 6 into those few words, putting youthful energy and fresh ideas at the centre of what he said he would bring to the neighbourhood.

The same theme carried through the hashtags on the post — references to "new thinking" and "youthful thinking" that reinforced the generational contrast at the centre of his campaign. In essence, it was an invitation to voters who wanted the ward run differently to back a candidate offering a different approach.

An appeal to vote on 10 May

The message closed with a specific, practical call to action. Parth Gupta asked residents to cast their ballots on 10 May 2026 and to press the button beside the lotus symbol — the mark of the Bharatiya Janata Party.

He also struck a notably personal note, asking voters not to choose "a leader" but to choose "their own son." The line captured the character of the appeal: local, familiar and rooted in the neighbourhood rather than distant or purely political. For residents of Ward 6 in Panchkula, it offered a straightforward summary of what Parth Gupta was asking of them ahead of polling day — and of the outlook he said he would carry into the role.

This update was shared on his Instagram (@parthguptabjp).