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Karnataka Elections: From kid's play area to transportation for elderly; how polling booths encouraged voters
May 10, 2023 11:17 AM

During the Karnataka Elections 2023, the Election Commission of India (ECI) demonstrated its commitment to ensuring that every voter was included in the democratic process. In addition to providing assistance to elderly and disabled individuals, constituencies across the state encouraged people to vote in unique ways. These efforts included dressing up in traditional attires and going the extra mile to make the voting experience as accessible and enjoyable as possible for all.

Polling stations in Kanakagiri constituency, Dhanapur village made provision for wheelchair to assist the differently-abled and elderly voters to cast their vote with ease.

Polling Station No. 105 in the Kalaghatagi Assembly Constituency saw Polling Station Officers dressed in lambani attire, who used their unique style to attract voters.

The Chikkamagalur Assembly Constituency, a selfie point was setup for voters. Enthusiastic first-time voters were seen flaunting their inked finger at the selfie point.

Child care centres were arranged across all polling stations in Haveri district.

Special chetana friendly polling stations were setup for voters in the Dakshina Kannada district.

At polling booth number 124 in Morigeri village, arrangements have been made to facilitate the participation of elderly and disabled persons in the voting process. Specifically, vehicle facility has been provided to assist them.

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