Election 2024: The next Lok Sabha elections in India have been announced. The Election Commission has announced voting for the 18th Lok Sabha in seven phases. The first phase of Lok Sabha elections in India will begin on 19 April. In which votes will be cast for 101 Lok Sabha seats in 21 states. The seventh and last phase will be held on June 1 in which elections will be held in eight states for 57 seats. Like every time, this time too the Election Commission has announced some facilities keeping the voters in mind. This time also some special voters will be able to cast their vote sitting at home. Let us know who can cast their vote from home.
People above 85 years of age and disabled people will vote from home
Election Commission today i.e. on 16th March across the country Lok Sabha ElectionsThe dates have been announced. Like every time, the Election Commission has geared up fully for the elections this time too. Special arrangements have been made by the Election Commission for certain voters. In which the Election Commission has made arrangements for elderly people to vote from home.
Elderly people sometimes find it difficult to reach the polling booth. Keeping this in mind, the Election Commission has taken steps. Along with this, this facility has also been given to the disabled people. According to the information given by the Election Commission, a total of 82 lakh voters in India are above 85 years of age. So there are 88.2 lakh disabled voters.
Voting from home will be arranged like this
The Election Commission has made special arrangements for voting for disabled people and senior citizens. Such voters will be able to cast their vote while sitting at their home. For this, the volunteers offering their services in the elections will help. Form 12 will be sent to the homes of these voters by the Election Commission. Through which these people will be able to cast their vote from home.
