http://www.expressindia.com/fullstory.php?newsid=66601
Man oh man, this is freakin hillarious!
SO MANY VOTERS! Children voting? Some not once but twice? Gives you a lot of faith in the voting system.
Pattan/Sangrama/Rafiabad, April 24: A large number of people voted in the three assembly segments of Kashmir, where by-polls are in progress on Monday even as a grenade explosion in Pattan disrupted the polls, for a brief time at the palce.
Huge number of men women and in some cases even children have come out to cast their vote.
At Pattan, where People’s Democratic Party (PDP) leader and prominent Shia cleric, Iftikhar Hussain Anasri is locked in a tough battle with former minister and National Conference (NC) candidate Mustafa Kamal, brisk voting is going on in most of the villages. People in the Shia dominated areas have come out in large numbers to vote for Ansari while brisk voting is also seen in the NC dominated Nihalpora and Palhallan villages.
At Channabal in Pattan, 15-year-old Ghulam Hussain Dar voted. A class 9 student, Dar is enlisted on the voter list at serial number 478. "I am studying in class 9," he said. When asked that he is not eligible for voting as he is below 18 he replies, "I am not alone, everybody is voting here". An elder prevented the boy from talking further to the reporters. In another case Nazima Akhtar a class 10 student, not more than 13 years old casted votes twice and tried to wash off the voters mark from her fingers.
Huge number of men women and in some cases even children have come out to cast their vote.
At Pattan, where People’s Democratic Party (PDP) leader and prominent Shia cleric, Iftikhar Hussain Anasri is locked in a tough battle with former minister and National Conference (NC) candidate Mustafa Kamal, brisk voting is going on in most of the villages. People in the Shia dominated areas have come out in large numbers to vote for Ansari while brisk voting is also seen in the NC dominated Nihalpora and Palhallan villages.
At Channabal in Pattan, 15-year-old Ghulam Hussain Dar voted. A class 9 student, Dar is enlisted on the voter list at serial number 478. "I am studying in class 9," he said. When asked that he is not eligible for voting as he is below 18 he replies, "I am not alone, everybody is voting here". An elder prevented the boy from talking further to the reporters. In another case Nazima Akhtar a class 10 student, not more than 13 years old casted votes twice and tried to wash off the voters mark from her fingers.
SO MANY VOTERS! Children voting? Some not once but twice? Gives you a lot of faith in the voting system.
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