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Home voting service launched for elderly voters in Aizawl municipal polls

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Aizawl, Apr 13 (PTI) The Mizoram Election department has started home voting initiative for Aizawl Municipal Corporation (AMC) polls, enabling over 2,700 elderly citizens, individuals with chronic illnesses, and Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) to cast their votes from the comfort of their homes on Monday, an official said.

The special voting arrangement, which started on Monday, will continue until Thursday, the official said.

The oldest voter in the home voting exercise on Monday was 102-year-old Nghakliani from Dawrpui Veng, underscoring the initiative’s reach and inclusivity, the official said.

Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) and other essential polling materials were dispatched from the District Election Officer’s Office in the morning to all municipal wards under tight supervision, he said.

Municipal Returning Officers (MROs), accompanied by the General Observer, ensured secure transportation from the strong room.

Home voting is being conducted across all 19 AMC wards, with dedicated teams assigned to each ward.

A total of 2,769 voters have registered for this service across all 19 AMC Wards.

The official said that a total of 2,769 voters have registered for the service across all 19 wards, with the entire process expected to be completed within four days.

A total of 68 candidates, including 28 women, are in the fray for the AMC polls.

The ZPM, MNF and Congress have fielded 19 candidates each, while the BJP nominated 11 candidates.

Polling for the 19-member urban body will be held on April 21. Votes will be counted on April 27. PTI COR RG

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