Noida: Apart from a cold winter pandemic and morning, senior citizens come out to give their voices in Gautam Budh Nagar and Ghaziabad as inspiration for children.
Senior as old as 107 reached the bicycle polling early on Thursday morning and waited patiently in Queue.Santram (75), who underwent eye surgery a week ago, was one of them.
“Voting Day is not a holiday, residents also have to work a little to bring change.
I am here to make my contribution to change,” said a senior resident as he waited outside a vote booth in sector 22, along with his son, to give his voice.
Hitting the cold, 95-year-old parents, 95-year-old Harendra, Harendra Nath Mishra, also came out to use a franchise at a polling station in the Muradnagar Ghaziabad area.
“I have four months Covid back.
I feel more difficult to talk today, but I am here to choose those who work for us all the time during a pandemic.” The enthusiasm to choose no less for Tejendra Singh (90), a citizen sector 50 In Noida, who claimed to have chosen in every assembly and general election since 1952.
“I always choose without consideration of caste or religion of a candidate.
I take into account the ideology of a party before giving my voice,” he told Toi Stations in the same sector.
“Previously there were no too many political parties.
At that time the problem was why people chose to be related to the development of the nation.
I am happy that the voting day is valued by many young voters too.” Apart from the elderly voters, some different people also come out to vote They fight all opportunities.
Dr.
Satendra Singh, an activist of defective rights from Ghaziabad, said, “There is no task that is greater than voting day.
I have done my job for a better future for all and people must choose.
Special settings have also been made for disabled people such as wheelchair facilities in all polling stations.
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Elderly leads with an example: ‘Voting Day is not a holiday?
