National Voters Day: Process of Voting from Home Started for the Elderly and Disabled. – Amar Ujala Hindi News Live

The election office teams are going to the voters’ house and getting votes. Voters have been given the facility by the Election Commission that voters who are elderly and disabled can vote from home. Delhi has 1,09,064 and 79,088 disabled voters in Delhi. Of these, 6396 elderly and 1046 disabled voters have opted to vote from home. By February 4, different teams will go to the eligible voters’ house and vote.

Use vote rights

Greater Kailash is two residents of Umashankar Bhatnagar 102 years old. On Friday, he voted at his home. During this, he said that not all people should forget to use their opinion. Every citizen of the country has the right to vote. Get out of the house on the day of polling, vote for yourself. Also, make other people aware of this. At the same time, 92 -year -old KK Khanna, a resident of Janakpuri, is a retired officer from the Reserve Bank of India. After voting at his house, he said that all people must vote. This will strengthen democracy. The initiative to vote at home by the Election Commission is good. Due to this, those who are unable to walk are also ensuring their role in democracy.

West Delhi has the most elderly

According to the data received from the office of the Chief Electoral Officer, Delhi Revenue Department has the highest number of elders in the western district. The number of elderly voters more than 85 years here is 14772. All of these voters were given Form 12D to vote at home. Out of this, 1050 voters have filled the form of voting from home. On the other hand, the number of elderly voters over 85 years in North East Delhi is 5593. Here the lowest 65 voters will vote in the house. At the same time, out of 79088 disabled voters, 1046 voters have opted to vote from home. It has the highest number of 243 voters in the southwest district. The South Eastern district consists of the lowest 57 voters.