Voting for the first phase of the Bihar Legislative Assembly elections is currently underway across 121 seats in 18 districts. The polling process has witnessed heartwarming scenes of voter dedication and enthusiasm. In Vaishali district, a son carried his 80-year-old mother in his arms to reach the polling booth, ensuring she could exercise her voting right. Similarly, in Terapur area of Munger district, security personnel assisted an elderly woman voter by helping her reach the booth. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar cast his vote at Bakhtiyarpur, while Lalu Prasad Yadav and Tejaswi Yadav voted together at a booth in Patna. Young voters have shown remarkable enthusiasm for the electoral process, with large crowds gathering outside polling stations. The election commission has made special arrangements to facilitate voting for senior citizens and differently-abled voters across all constituencies.
High Voter Enthusiasm and Special Assistance at Polling Booths
The first phase of voting covers 121 assembly seats spread across 18 districts of Bihar. Notable incidents highlighted the commitment of voters and officials alike. In Vaishali, a devoted son carried his 80-year-old mother to the polling station to ensure she could vote. Security personnel in Munger's Terapur helped an elderly female voter reach her designated booth. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar exercised his franchise at Bakhtiyarpur, while opposition leaders Lalu Prasad Yadav and Tejaswi Yadav arrived together to vote at a Patna polling station. Young voters displayed high energy and participation, with enthusiastic crowds visible outside many booths. The arrangements reflected efforts to make voting accessible for all age groups and physical abilities.
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