This video doesnt even scratch surface..... my father tells me story when he and his fellow election officers had to travel through mountain jungle while accompanied by loud drums to shoo away wild leopards 😅
@@86upsmaya Newton movie was a pathetic attempt of leftist to glorify a single man by trolling the Indian armed forces. It was pure leftist propoganda to create a naxal sofft corner. Please don't demean the courage n hard work of this person's father by comparing him with Newton
I was an officer in 2019 elections. In India its compulsory for offices to have a holiday on the voting day so that all the employees can participate. Also the officers who cannot have holiday can cast their votes through Postal service from wherever they are working.
@@FaisalAnsari-pk9by for the last 60 years when Congress was in power did you thought how every vote goes to congress because that's called democracy...which you don't understand...
@@technocrat3428 You can do that in America. Write a name, and you intentionally spoil the ballot. It shows that you care enough to participate, but do not believe in any of the candidates.
There is a monk who lives in Gir forest... He is only person who lives in Asiatic lions dominant area.. Each election year one voting booth is set up just for him so that he can vote..!
It is actually required by constitutional law that every citizen has a right to vote and it is his right that election commision provide a polling booth within 2 kms or residence....like in Gir Forest in west India,there lives only one person,caretaker of an old temple and because of his constitutional right a sole polling booth is set for him in the forest
I remember the first time I voted, all us friends in college felt so proud, and kept showing our inked fingers to each other 😂😂😂😂 And how my dad was always pushing everybody in the family to go and cast their vote, he used to start that the very first thing early morning 😂😂😂😂 And his curious questions on American Election Day, and responding to my answers, with a “That’s it ??!!”🤣🤣🤣🤣
Haha. I remember too.. it was such a proud moment! In India voting is so important.. and there is a reason that your father insisted early morning voting..In India if you're late then there will be a possibility of proxy.. I also remember the official invitation from each party! They used to come at home to remind the date..And to confirm if everyone is available.. LOL
They use local schools and colleges as election booths to vote. And election day is a holiday so that people can go and vote. Feels great after you get inked.
I got a chance to be Election Officer in 2019 General Elections....and I must say Indian elections are the most rigging-proof, most accessible and highly secured elections. And rest are only RUMOURS. .
one thing that guy didn't mention is that people with disabilities and people who are far from the polling stations also can vote through some other processes
@@aryamasingh3676 people with disabilities have to go, but those who are far can send a form available to the polling stations or to may be his/her constituency, process may depends on polling administrator's facilities, and yea those who are conducting elections, their votes are taken already before the election
There's a polling station placed only one voter coz he is a care taker of a forest in Gujrat called Gir forest. Just for 1 voter coz everyone's vote counts.
I think we indians really believe in democracy and i m proud of it. we understand very well that every vote counts. And the effort election commision of india makes to feel us that way is incredible. Kudos to election warriors and big cheers for indian armed forces for conducting fair and secure election.
India has 900 million voters and in 2019 , 67 percent turned out to vote. in other words, India' ruling party has the largest support in whole world. :P :P :P
Vox the most pathetic western liberal propaganda. Next time I cover American elections, I will fly a drone through skidrow, Los Angeles and inner cities of Chicago and the ghettos and represent all of America as these ghettos. Seriously, world's largest democracy and you show "Old Delhi" and the ghettos and try to represent all of India as these areas. 😐
@@thegreatgatsby8180 vox is funded by arabs and qataris. its an islamic propaganda. its videos target stupid western audience who cant differentiate between whats an "information" and whats a "propaganda". vox is so good at this that they show the worst of the worst level of islamic propaganda but still they level it out in their videos that you doesnt even feel this was propaganda. vox is father of Al jazeera and BBC. Asian boss is also in its way. asian boss is a korean company who is funded by sparklabs which was funded by many many muslim companies. which is why sparklabs is extremely left leaning. and Asian boss is a scripted fake liberandu propaganda. these guys are really good at their work.
@@thegreatgatsby8180 so villages in India is ugly? R y'all seriously mad because they showed India at it is? Grow up India is more than South Mumbai and New Delhi
React to how a border changed two countires from the same channel You will find very interesting.. also pls react to MS Dhoni Insane Wicketkeeping Skills Love you!!!
I am so proud to say that I'm a govt. employee and I can take part both in voting and also for taking votes as polling officer for the biggest democracy of the world. long live democracy. ❤🔥
I live in the US now. The 1980s, I remember in India - booth capture was common in many places especially in rural areas. Now, there is a poll booth for just one person in Junagadh, Gujarat constituency.
yes my father mother grandfather just say go go and go to vote vote and vote...its feels so good and proud after voting for your country I remember my first time of voting....
Yes,my father😁 is always so excited for😋 voting that on the day when we have to go,he starts waking me ☺️up in the morning 2,3 hours😅 before,to get ready..Bet most ☺️💕of the dad's does the same.. Thanks,for✌💙 reacting to this video..Lots of 💕💙loveeeee..✌✌😊
We got official public holiday on election day in our city or village. The ink is specially made ink it doesn't go until a week or two weeks once it dried. One Indian Family had patent on it no one can't make it they supplies it to many other countries too.
What I found most interesting is that India sets up a polling station for just 1 guy. Apparently, this man is the lone human living in Gir forest with almost 600 lions.
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Hahaha Married couple problem starting be ready to laugh family.
This is nice and Chinese people don’t have such privilege to do such things like voting . India is great country and largest democracy country in the world
There's a lot more... 2 things that come to mind is it's a holiday when elections come and all Bars are closed for 3 days during that time, all over India
Shyam Saran Negi, born on 1 July 1917 in Kalpa, Himachal Pradesh, is a retired schoolteacher who cast the first vote in the 1951 general election in India - the nation's first election since the end of the British Raj in 1947. He's 102 now...
As an Indian, I can attest to the fact that Election Time, especially general elections where we vote for members of the Lok Sabha (the lower house of Indian Parliament, similar to US House of Reps) is a logistical nightmare! It’s astounding how the Election Commission of India seamlessly pulls it all off! Hats of off to them really!
There is a seperate body named 'Election Commission of India' which took over govt officials and staffs to run the process. They also take(or snatch😂) vehicles from people on rent to take the polling staffs to different booths. IT'S LIKE A BIGGEST FESTIVAL IN INDIA.
In India too we vote according to constituencies as we elect Member of Parliaments which takes place of one day and has no advance elections for that constituencies. there were 7 phases for not exactly for the voters but for the security staff and election staff. There are postal ballots for the people who work as election staff. No one else has them everyone has to come to vote their Member of Parliaments in one day starts at 6-7 Am and ends at 5 pm in the evening, but in places the boot officer will allow the people who have come to stand in line at 5pm till the line ends
Another fact that most of the voting days are weekends and if it's a weekday government calls it a holiday in the state so that more and more people can vote.
The election commission (EC) is one of the most trusted national institutions in india. They conduct the polls, give the results and none of the parties complain. They accept the results because the EC is very non political.
Fun fact:: American voting machine costs $35000 each, Indian voting machine costs $500, with the same level of security. I would say even more secure because every vote is registered on paper, for later reference to cross check , unlike only electronically fed .
The facility on every two km is for voters to just be able to walk to vote. As the most can't afford to spend for reaching to the voting booth. We also have both finger print & photo identification for all 900 million voters..
Watching while awaiting Presidential Election results in SriLanka. Was on duty as a polling booth officer as well. Can relate to this, only difference, we dont use voting machines, but mark it on paper and put it into a box physically.yeah, we paint the nails too. 😂
18 years is the qualifying age to vote. From morning 6 to evening 5 PM in the evening. If more voters r there in a particular area upto 7PM ppl r welcomed to vote. And it is usually holiday for everyone to encourage voting.
14:27 they are Indian Bengali in West Bengal and speak in Bengali. My mother language...and this is also my first election of my life as a eligible voter. My first voting ❤️❤️❤️
Voting day isn't just normal day in India, it turns into festival cuz every eligible person is excited to cast their vote. In my house, my mother vote for Congress which is opposition party to d current leading party right now but my father vote for bjp cuz he believes in RSS and has hindu oriented mind set and ain't ready to admit India as secular country and something they do cuz of heated argument with my mom 😂😂😂 and he concluded by saying "secularism title should be eradicated"
Hey folks. The ink used is only made in India (Mysore Karnataka)and there are 120 counties buy it from us. Also, the selection of finger on which it shall be inked also has a process
you wont believe in one village (close to jungle) in India there is only one man who lives. And entire booth department organize camp for him to vote. His interview was published in news article.
There is a polling booth in the very dense Gir forest in Gujarat for a single men who is the priest in that temple and he could not leave the temple for single second so he has his own personal both.🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🤯
One of this election booths was set up 70 kilometers inside the dense forest of Gir sanctuary. Interestingly, the Election Commission of India (ECI) set up this booth just for one person because even that one vote counts...
Where I live there is a polling station for one family of 10/12 which lives in the forest....of course as already mentioned by many ppl there is a polling station for one man.
The greatest achievement of the election process in India is that over a billion people believe in it. Whether a party wins or loses, all parties have faith in the system. There have been allegations here and there, but still the system remains impartial and fair. The preservation of this faith and trust in such a vast nation with millions of voters, that is, imho, a greater achievement even than the huge logistical exercise the Indian elections are. Soooooooo proud.
in india vote starts at 8am till 5pm . but in some case its increased to 8pm if machine is mall functions they just replace it or do the re elections in few regions.
A single voting booth is for approx 1000 voter. So for 900,000,000 people there are approx 900,000 voting booths, so 900,000*6 govt officials and 900,000*3 armed security personnel. So it is impossible to conduct in a single day.
It was quite interesting to see one the oldest democracy people react on biggest democracy in the world. And vote man to keep democracy alive. I lived in one those Indian village we just need go to 50 meter to cast our vote.
My father who retired as a DM this year said he saw a booth capture in his own eyes. It was terrifying. And you have to submit or else you'll get shot. But he actually stood up to them in a very diplomatic way. He was like why are you wasting energy the left is gonna win here anyway here here help that old woman please. And for some reason they got really stumped🤣.
our voting month is like a festival, announcements are made a week before the month. and we also get few days of holiday from school coz our schools serve as polling booth.
What you must understand is that to us election is not just a political exercise, it is also a festival. People of ideologies and shades of opinion vote in their own ways to elect their representatives who in turn elect a leader and Government.
One thing u should keep in mind..... And that is if there is a problem then for sure there will be a solution .............. India has lots a problems so it's easy for us to get solutions.... As we r habitual to it😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
The video only shows half side of election process. The practice starts from almost three months before from the election date. And almost before 1 month from election all holidays of officials get cancelled by district authority.
This video doesnt even scratch surface..... my father tells me story when he and his fellow election officers had to travel through mountain jungle while accompanied by loud drums to shoo away wild leopards 😅
Hats off to ur father n his team 🙏
Newton for real 👍
@@86upsmaya but in his case security people and tribal helpers were cooperative
@@86upsmaya Newton movie was a pathetic attempt of leftist to glorify a single man by trolling the Indian armed forces. It was pure leftist propoganda to create a naxal sofft corner. Please don't demean the courage n hard work of this person's father by comparing him with Newton
Dude kudos to your father
I was an officer in 2019 elections. In India its compulsory for offices to have a holiday on the voting day so that all the employees can participate. Also the officers who cannot have holiday can cast their votes through Postal service from wherever they are working.
Is it true every votes goes to bjp
@@FaisalAnsari-pk9by I wish you were a little more educated
@@FaisalAnsari-pk9by lmao chutiya sala
@@FaisalAnsari-pk9by for the last 60 years when Congress was in power did you thought how every vote goes to congress because that's called democracy...which you don't understand...
@@FaisalAnsari-pk9by madrasa mein yahi padha rhe.
We also have an option of NOTA ( None Of The Above).
Yes. NOTA is a big introduction. If Americans had that option in 2016 the world would have been a better place. Too bad they don't have it
We need it so bad in Sri Lanka
@@technocrat3428 You can do that in America. Write a name, and you intentionally spoil the ballot. It shows that you care enough to participate, but do not believe in any of the candidates.
NOTA is for idiots.... Who r educated illiterates....
Ya if you want to waste your vote. Just push that option.
Literacy rate of 75 % is according to 2011 census ,now in 2019 literacy rate is over 80 %
2021 is close... So just a matter of 1 and half yrs...
Jocus X yes it is , we will surely attain 85 % mark by 2021
yet indian lacking in all mostly .. not all ppl fault but how political parties playing with ppls mind .
The census is yet to happen and is in 2021, so we really don't know the details of how much now since last census in 2011
zoozoo64 my dear have u ever heard of nsso , which collects data on yearly basis , if not then please study first , then type ur thoughts
Hi Nathan, you looks like Australian cricket team captain Aaron Finch. 😊🙏👍💟
😂🤣
Agree 😂😂
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allah gandu
muhammad maha gandu
He always look like finch. First time when I saw him I really thought he is finch.🤣😉🤪
BTW today is Aron Finch's birthday 😂😂
There is a monk who lives in Gir forest... He is only person who lives in Asiatic lions dominant area.. Each election year one voting booth is set up just for him so that he can vote..!
👍👍👍👍👍
It is actually required by constitutional law that every citizen has a right to vote and it is his right that election commision provide a polling booth within 2 kms or residence....like in Gir Forest in west India,there lives only one person,caretaker of an old temple and because of his constitutional right a sole polling booth is set for him in the forest
Come the communists, and they will say" there is no need to set up an election booth for a Hindu priest".
I remember the first time I voted, all us friends in college felt so proud, and kept showing our inked fingers to each other 😂😂😂😂 And how my dad was always pushing everybody in the family to go and cast their vote, he used to start that the very first thing early morning 😂😂😂😂 And his curious questions on American Election Day, and responding to my answers, with a “That’s it ??!!”🤣🤣🤣🤣
Haha. I remember too.. it was such a proud moment!
In India voting is so important.. and there is a reason that your father insisted early morning voting..In India if you're late then there will be a possibility of proxy..
I also remember the official invitation from each party! They used to come at home to remind the date..And to confirm if everyone is available.. LOL
Live Life Eat, oh yeah that too ! And sometimes, political parties used to give a ride till the polling booth ! 😂😂 Thanks for the memories buddy 😁
@@desertstorm2156 yess
Haha Same felt so proud like achieved something so Great♥️
The 'voting month' is for the whole country - it's done in phases. For an individual, it is a voting day.
They use local schools and colleges as election booths to vote. And election day is a holiday so that people can go and vote. Feels great after you get inked.
I got a chance to be Election Officer in 2019 General Elections....and I must say Indian elections are the most rigging-proof, most accessible and highly secured elections. And rest are only RUMOURS. .
one thing that guy didn't mention is that people with disabilities and people who are far from the polling stations also can vote through some other processes
I totally forgot to mention this in my comment.😊
No they still have to go ( my brother is specially abled so i know)
@@aryamasingh3676 people with disabilities have to go, but those who are far can send a form available to the polling stations or to may be his/her constituency, process may depends on polling administrator's facilities, and yea those who are conducting elections, their votes are taken already before the election
@@aryamasingh3676 for your brother eci.gov.in/persons-with-disabilities/
There's a polling station placed only one voter coz he is a care taker of a forest in Gujrat called Gir forest. Just for 1 voter coz everyone's vote counts.
I think we indians really believe in democracy and i m proud of it. we understand very well that every vote counts. And the effort election commision of india makes to feel us that way is incredible.
Kudos to election warriors and big cheers for indian armed forces for conducting fair and secure election.
India has 900 million voters and in 2019 , 67 percent turned out to vote.
in other words, India' ruling party has the largest support in whole world.
:P :P :P
Vox the most pathetic western liberal propaganda. Next time I cover American elections, I will fly a drone through skidrow, Los Angeles and inner cities of Chicago and the ghettos and represent all of America as these ghettos.
Seriously, world's largest democracy and you show "Old Delhi" and the ghettos and try to represent all of India as these areas. 😐
@@thegreatgatsby8180 vox is funded by arabs and qataris. its an islamic propaganda. its videos target stupid western audience who cant differentiate between whats an "information" and whats a "propaganda". vox is so good at this that they show the worst of the worst level of islamic propaganda but still they level it out in their videos that you doesnt even feel this was propaganda.
vox is father of Al jazeera and BBC.
Asian boss is also in its way.
asian boss is a korean company who is funded by sparklabs which was funded by many many muslim companies. which is why sparklabs is extremely left leaning. and Asian boss is a scripted fake liberandu propaganda.
these guys are really good at their work.
We all love Modi. The jihadi killer and leftist crusher
or the biggest sheep in the world becuase vote doenst mean shit, is all run by rothschild rockefelller and co
@@thegreatgatsby8180 so villages in India is ugly?
R y'all seriously mad because they showed India at it is?
Grow up India is more than South Mumbai and New Delhi
In Gir, Gujarat one polling station was established for one voter only...
React to how a border changed two countires from the same channel
You will find very interesting..
also pls react to MS Dhoni Insane Wicketkeeping Skills
Love you!!!
mullah gandu
allah gandu
muhammad maha gandu.
Arun u r not even a human who says that we spread love not hate
That video didn’t even explain 1% of the effort that goes into this massive endeavour. It’s insane.
I am so proud to say that I'm a govt. employee and I can take part both in voting and also for taking votes as polling officer for the biggest democracy of the world.
long live democracy. ❤🔥
Really appreciateUr effort n service to India. God bless🙏
I have voted for the first time and my voting booth was just 100 meters away from my home and you can go by walk.
Yes for me too
I live in the US now. The 1980s, I remember in India - booth capture was common in many places especially in rural areas. Now, there is a poll booth for just one person in Junagadh, Gujarat constituency.
There is a polling station inside Gir forest, Gujarat set up just for a single person.
Yeah, he's a care taker of a forest temple, I believe? But he still needs a polling booth within 2km of himself
Yes I read about that...
Bhav S : I think he died. So more polling station in gir forest.
yes my father mother grandfather just say go go and go to vote vote and vote...its feels so good and proud after voting for your country I remember my first time of voting....
A dude lived on the mountains and a polling station was setup for just one dude #fact
Yes,my father😁 is always so excited for😋 voting that on the day when we have to go,he starts waking me ☺️up in the morning 2,3 hours😅 before,to get ready..Bet most ☺️💕of the dad's does the same..
Thanks,for✌💙 reacting to this video..Lots of 💕💙loveeeee..✌✌😊
In uttrahkhand there's a voting booth is hosted just for one guy !
We got official public holiday on election day in our city or village. The ink is specially made ink it doesn't go until a week or two weeks once it dried. One Indian Family had patent on it no one can't make it they supplies it to many other countries too.
What I found most interesting is that India sets up a polling station for just 1 guy. Apparently, this man is the lone human living in Gir forest with almost 600 lions.
Hahaha Married couple problem starting be ready to laugh family.
mullah gandu
allah gandu
muhammad maha gandu...
In the first part of the VDO.. people were taking in Bengali my mother tongue 💗🥰....Bengali is the sweetest language on this planet
Kannada, Malayalam, Telugu, Urdu and many other people would say that about their language, so such a claim makes it dubious
It is so funny the way Nathan interrupt Jordan while talking.. *"Anyways"* 🤣
Nathan you look like Aaron Finch
You guys are too good...Happy to help you guys in case need any help.
Wish to meet you'll whenever you visit to India.
This is nice and Chinese people don’t have such privilege to do such things like voting . India is great country and largest democracy country in the world
Well Indian elections are really proud of India.
We have a polling station for ONE voter in the jungles of Gujarat,so that he doesnt have to travel more than 2kms.
That guy passed away last month
@@m.sadikshaikh7687 Oh! Om Shanti. I am sure some other pandit will take over his duties.
There's a lot more... 2 things that come to mind is it's a holiday when elections come and all Bars are closed for 3 days during that time, all over India
There's a remote place in North India where the election commission goes and takes the vote of ONE man.
That's how dedicated they are
U may surprise to know even for a single voter ,election commission set up a voting booth exclusively for him in Gujarat Gir forest area.✌️👌👍🇮🇳💪🏼🇮🇳🇮🇳
Shyam Saran Negi, born on 1 July 1917 in Kalpa, Himachal Pradesh, is a retired schoolteacher who cast the first vote in the 1951 general election in India - the nation's first election since the end of the British Raj in 1947. He's 102 now...
First EVM used country in the world for elections , even India exported EVMs to so many countries
Election commission: it's easy
India: m i joke to u?? 🙄🙄🙄
That's the beauty of India..world's Largest Democracy
As an Indian, I can attest to the fact that Election Time, especially general elections where we vote for members of the Lok Sabha (the lower house of Indian Parliament, similar to US House of Reps) is a logistical nightmare!
It’s astounding how the Election Commission of India seamlessly pulls it all off! Hats of off to them really!
There is a seperate body named 'Election Commission of India' which took over govt officials and staffs to run the process. They also take(or snatch😂) vehicles from people on rent to take the polling staffs to different booths.
IT'S LIKE A BIGGEST FESTIVAL IN INDIA.
In India too we vote according to constituencies as we elect Member of Parliaments which takes place of one day and has no advance elections for that constituencies. there were 7 phases for not exactly for the voters but for the security staff and election staff. There are postal ballots for the people who work as election staff. No one else has them everyone has to come to vote their Member of Parliaments in one day starts at 6-7 Am and ends at 5 pm in the evening, but in places the boot officer will allow the people who have come to stand in line at 5pm till the line ends
I voted in the 2019 election
And I must say the election commission managed it pretty well.
And literacy rate was 75% in 2011 it's above 80% now.
Another fact that most of the voting days are weekends and if it's a weekday government calls it a holiday in the state so that more and more people can vote.
The election commission (EC) is one of the most trusted national institutions in india. They conduct the polls, give the results and none of the parties complain.
They accept the results because the EC is very non political.
See the NGC documentary and history tv 18 documentary on the same topic INDIA INKED
There is also a booth for just one-man in gir forest Gujarat
In eastern India naxalites put land mines and big nails to puncture tires, even police fear going to those parts and election happen there also.
Fun fact:: American voting machine costs $35000 each, Indian voting machine costs $500, with the same level of security. I would say even more secure because every vote is registered on paper, for later reference to cross check , unlike only electronically fed .
Watch the movie "Newton" to get more zest of Indian elections.
It has same lead actors who were in stree
Voting is not a small thing, it decides the future of a country
Indian election commission is just awesome . Non corrupt nd just best. They never made us feel bad. So we passionately vote.
The facility on every two km is for voters to just be able to walk to vote. As the most can't afford to spend for reaching to the voting booth.
We also have both finger print & photo identification for all 900 million voters..
You know INDIA Supplies marking ink to most of the countries across the world. Ink Made in Mysore (Karnataka State). Proud to be indian citizen.
Watching while awaiting Presidential Election results in SriLanka. Was on duty as a polling booth officer as well. Can relate to this, only difference, we dont use voting machines, but mark it on paper and put it into a box physically.yeah, we paint the nails too. 😂
18 years is the qualifying age to vote. From morning 6 to evening 5 PM in the evening. If more voters r there in a particular area upto 7PM ppl r welcomed to vote. And it is usually holiday for everyone to encourage voting.
2km isn't 5 miles but 1.25 miles. Thats even more impressive.
14:27 they are Indian Bengali in West Bengal and speak in Bengali. My mother language...and this is also my first election of my life as a eligible voter. My first voting ❤️❤️❤️
Voting day isn't just normal day in India, it turns into festival cuz every eligible person is excited to cast their vote. In my house, my mother vote for Congress which is opposition party to d current leading party right now but my father vote for bjp cuz he believes in RSS and has hindu oriented mind set and ain't ready to admit India as secular country and something they do cuz of heated argument with my mom 😂😂😂 and he concluded by saying "secularism title should be eradicated"
I play as mediator like Donald Trump 😂😂😂😂
Election day in INDIA or during its whole process when DM district majestrate(collector) holds more power than anyone else in country.
It's happened only in India.....! Jai ho !!!
Hey folks. The ink used is only made in India (Mysore Karnataka)and there are 120 counties buy it from us. Also, the selection of finger on which it shall be inked also has a process
you wont believe in one village (close to jungle) in India there is only one man who lives. And entire booth department organize camp for him to vote. His interview was published in news article.
Watch the Hindi movie "Newton". It's a great movie on India's election process.
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allah gandu
muhammad maha gandu
Is not about Indian election ,it about naxal affected area election.
There is a polling booth in the very dense Gir forest in Gujarat for a single men who is the priest in that temple and he could not leave the temple for single second so he has his own personal both.🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🤯
One of this election booths was set up 70 kilometers inside the dense forest of Gir sanctuary. Interestingly, the Election Commission of India (ECI) set up this booth just for one person because even that one vote counts...
Where I live there is a polling station for one family of 10/12 which lives in the forest....of course as already mentioned by many ppl there is a polling station for one man.
Yeah, we are awesome that way! 😎😎😎
I heard like there is a guy who lives in jungle alone. So the agent has to go there just for his vote.
The greatest achievement of the election process in India is that over a billion people believe in it. Whether a party wins or loses, all parties have faith in the system. There have been allegations here and there, but still the system remains impartial and fair. The preservation of this faith and trust in such a vast nation with millions of voters, that is, imho, a greater achievement even than the huge logistical exercise the Indian elections are. Soooooooo proud.
in india vote starts at 8am till 5pm . but in some case its increased to 8pm if machine is mall functions they just replace it or do the re elections in few regions.
Hello Rachel, I really love your reaction
A single voting booth is for approx 1000 voter. So for 900,000,000 people there are approx 900,000 voting booths, so 900,000*6 govt officials and 900,000*3 armed security personnel. So it is impossible to conduct in a single day.
It was quite interesting to see one the oldest democracy people react on biggest democracy in the world. And vote man to keep democracy alive.
I lived in one those Indian village we just need go to 50 meter to cast our vote.
In Himalayas there is a buddhist temple where the monk gets his personal voting station...
In India now winter season come..
November to February, March very cold in entire india..
☺☺☺☺😍take care. 🙏
My father who retired as a DM this year said he saw a booth capture in his own eyes. It was terrifying. And you have to submit or else you'll get shot. But he actually stood up to them in a very diplomatic way. He was like why are you wasting energy the left is gonna win here anyway here here help that old woman please. And for some reason they got really stumped🤣.
They forgot to mention the most important thing. VVPAT. Voter verified paper audit trail.
I like that real boss is mom here ,which is respected
VERY PROUD OF THE INDIAN ELECTION COMMISSION!
Bhootnath 2 made a huge impact in spreading awareness
our voting month is like a festival, announcements are made a week before the month. and we also get few days of holiday from school coz our schools serve as polling booth.
What you must understand is that to us election is not just a political exercise, it is also a festival. People of ideologies and shades of opinion vote in their own ways to elect their representatives who in turn elect a leader and Government.
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One thing u should keep in mind..... And that is if there is a problem then for sure there will be a solution
.............. India has lots a problems so it's easy for us to get solutions.... As we r habitual to it😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
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Just for fact India was the first country that introduced Democracy and Voting. It dates way back in history.
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*India is the No. 1 democracy in the world* ❤️🇮🇳❤️
There is a voting booth at elevation of 14000 feet. And also in middle of the desert.
Now it's, how India runs world's biggest "comedy"
They even setup a polling booth for only 1 person in a national park .Where he Is the sole resident of forest.
in the jungle of Gir, there is a priest living in a temple, only one person there and officials reach there as well.
I was in election duty in 2019 damn it's so awesome
You should have see there was another in depth documentary about it.
The video only shows half side of election process. The practice starts from almost three months before from the election date. And almost before 1 month from election all holidays of officials get cancelled by district authority.
Election duty is an experience that the officials cannot really explain.
There is a polling booth set up for just a single person to vote in a remote mountain in india