What you need to know on Thursday about India's elections: A selfie gets the Bharatiya Janata Party's candidate for prime minister into trouble, it's tough to pin down the reasons for the high voter turnout, and a village in Uttar Pradesh abstains from the vote out of protest.
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A selfie taken by Narendra Modi of the Bharatiya Janata Party outside a polling booth in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, prompts the Election Commission to order the local police station to file an initial complaint against him. (The Indian Express)
The record high turnout in this year's elections cannot be seen as a vote of anti- or pro-incumbency. (Mint)
All 378 voters of an Uttar Pradesh village decided to stay away from the polls to protest the lack of a road and electricity. (The Times of India)
Mr. Modi's comments about covert operations against terrorists raise the question of whether India is rethinking its security tactics. (The Hindu)
Arvind Kejriwal of the Aam Aadmi Party says in an interview that his party is offering the "power of truth." (The Hindu)
How Rajnath Singh, the president of the Bharatiya Janata Party, is trying to woo Brahmin voters in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. (Caravan)
The machine behind Mr. Modi's real-time responses to his critics. (The Times of India)
An Indian National Congress leader acknowledges his new relationship with a much-younger television anchor after photos of the couple circulated on social media. (The Telegraph)
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