Lok Sabha Elections The second phase of 2024 elections is going to be held on 26 April. Let us tell you that for the first phase, voting has taken place on 102 Lok Sabha seats on April 19. But today we will tell you which mistake you make at the polling booth can cancel your vote. Many times voters make such mistakes at the polling booth due to which their vote is not counted.
polling booth
Let us tell you that every citizen of India above 18 years of age has the right to vote. At the time of elections, polling booth is always built near your village or locality. So that the voter does not have to face any problem during voting. During this time, apart from security personnel, election related officials are also present at the polling booth.
voting time
Let us tell you that voting will start at 7 am and end at 6 pm. However, the Election Commission has also said that the time of closing of voting may differ according to the Lok Sabha seat. But if a voter reaches to cast his vote after time, he will not get the right to cast his vote.
more than one vote
Let us tell you that if a voter votes for more than one candidate at the time of voting, then his vote is not counted. That is why the officials present at the polling station guide every voter well about casting his vote, but despite this, if a voter votes for more than one candidate, his vote is not counted.
Can vote without voter card
Many citizens do not have Voter ID card at the time of voting. For this reason voters do not go to vote. But let us tell you that voters can now cast their vote without voter ID card. For this they will have to show their identity card.
You can vote with these identity cards
• Aadhar card
• driving license
• Indian passport
• MNREGA Job Card
• Pension document with photo
• Service Identity Card with photo
• Passbook with photo of bank and post office.
• Health Insurance Smart Card (Ministry of Labour)
• Unique Disability Identification Card (UDID)
• Government identity cards of MPs, MLAs, Legislative Council members
• Smart card issued by the Registrar General of India under National Population Register.
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