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*Sindhudurgnagari, D-16:-* I am 86 years old and on the polling day I had difficulty in going to the polling station and casting my vote. Shakuntala Sitaram Samant, an 86-year-old voter from Kudal assembly constituency, has expressed his opinion that since the Election Commission has provided the facility of home voting, senior citizens like us can vote at home. The home polling team went to Shakuntala Samant’s residence in Zarap and completed the voting process. Collector Anil Patil was also present on this occasion. The facility of home voting has been made available to senior citizens above 85 years of age and disabled voters for the assembly elections. Collector Anil Patil. The district administration has planned the voting under his guidance. Accordingly, Election Officer Aishwarya Kalushe, Assistant Election Officer and Tehsildar Veer Singh Vasave, Sheetal Jadhav have planned house polling in Kudal Assembly Constituency from November 15 to 17. Under this initiative, Shakuntala Samant was speaking during the house polling at Zarap. As per the instructions of the Election Commission of India, 85 in this election
The facility of home voting has been made available to senior citizens and disabled voters. Accordingly, senior voters above 85 years of age and disabled voters were scheduled to vote in 269 Kudal assembly constituencies on November 15 to 17. Voters with disabilities and above 85 years of age from Zarap had filled and submitted form ’12 d’ to vote through home visits. On this occasion, senior voter Shakuntala Samant (age 86) and disabled voter Sahdev Govind Bidiye exercised their right to vote through home visits at Zarap in Kudal taluka of Sindhudurg district. On this occasion, Sub-Inspector Prakash Patade, Polling Officer Vikas Kumhar, Shailesh Mulik, Police Smt. Fernandes were present in the polling team.
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*Sindhudurgnagari, D-16:-* I am 86 years old and on the polling day I had difficulty in going to the polling station and casting my vote. Shakuntala Sitaram Samant, an 86-year-old voter from Kudal assembly constituency, has expressed his opinion that since the Election Commission has provided the facility of home voting, senior citizens like us can vote at home. The home polling team went to Shakuntala Samant’s residence in Zarap and completed the voting process. Collector Anil Patil was also present on this occasion. The facility of home voting has been made available to senior citizens above 85 years of age and disabled voters for the assembly elections. Collector Anil Patil. The district administration has planned the voting under his guidance. Accordingly, Election Officer Aishwarya Kalushe, Assistant Election Officer and Tehsildar Veer Singh Vasave, Sheetal Jadhav have planned house polling in Kudal Assembly Constituency from November 15 to 17. Under this initiative, Shakuntala Samant was speaking during the house polling at Zarap. As per the instructions of the Election Commission of India, 85 in this election
The facility of home voting has been made available to senior citizens and disabled voters. Accordingly, senior voters above 85 years of age and disabled voters were scheduled to vote in 269 Kudal assembly constituencies on November 15 to 17. Voters with disabilities and above 85 years of age from Zarap had filled and submitted form ’12 d’ to vote through home visits. On this occasion, senior voter Shakuntala Samant (age 86) and disabled voter Sahdev Govind Bidiye exercised their right to vote through home visits at Zarap in Kudal taluka of Sindhudurg district. On this occasion, Sub-Inspector Prakash Patade, Polling Officer Vikas Kumhar, Shailesh Mulik, Police Smt. Fernandes were present in the polling team.
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