Voting in MP too! 86-year-old Moolkan Bai and 92-year-old Shantabai cast their votes from home.

MP Election 2023:– In Madhya Pradesh, elderly voters cast their votes from home in view of the assembly elections. Officials visited the homes of elderly people above 80 years of age and cast their votes. During this time, the family members of the elderly looked happy. The family expressed their happiness and thanked the Election Commission.

Barwani: In view of the assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh, elderly voters above 80 years of age participated in the great festival of democracy. 86-year-old Moolkan Bai, a resident of Pansemal, cast her vote. During this, he also appealed to everyone to use their voting rights on the polling day on November 17. In Indore, 95-year-old Rameshwari Bhavsar also cast her vote at a polling booth in Indore. He has many diseases including heart disease and sugar. Due to this, they are unable to walk, but the District Election Office allowed them to cast their votes sitting at home.

Barwani District Election Officer Dr. Fating said that this time the Election Commission of India has provided the facility of voting at home for voters above 80 years of age and with more than 40 percent disability. For this, the prescribed format had already been distributed to those who voted at home. From November 6, the process of going from house to house of voters in the assembly and getting voting done by the polling parties has started. Superintendent of Police Puneet Gahlod was also present on the occasion.

Family members praise voting at home

The family members of Mulaykan Bai, who cast her vote at home, thanked the district election officer. He praised this initiative of the Election Commission. Family members said that the mother is able to walk with support. Therefore, it was difficult to take them to the polling station, with this facility of the Commission, mataji’s voting has been done easily at home. Which they are all very happy with. His entire family will also go to the polling station on November 17 to exercise their right to vote and inspire others to vote. 92-year-old Shantabai Soni, a resident of Sendhwa town, also cast her vote at home.