Kundapur: Nonagenarian who cast vote, dies before results are out


Daijiworld Media Network – Kundapur (MS)

Kundapur, May 4: An elderly person, who cast his vote from home for the legislative assembly elections of the state, died on Wednesday May 3 even before the results were declared.

The deceased is identified as Retired teacher Maladi Gururaja Bhat (94), a resident under the limits of Thekkatte gram panchayat. He had cast his vote from home on April 30 and died on May 3.

Bhat had registered himself for casting his vote from home as his children are employed in outstation districts. Accordingly polling booth officers and personnel had made provision for him to cast his vote from home.

It is really tragic that Bhat did not live to see the result of the elections for which he cast his vote.

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

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  • RAJESH, UDUPI

    Thu, May 04 2023

    ACCHE DIN STARTED FOR HIM.

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  • Marol, Udupi

    Thu, May 04 2023

    Death knows no date but it is definite. Be ready for death every day. Thank you and God bless each and every one of us.

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Thu, May 04 2023

    one vote loss for blue jp...RIP

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  • Priya, mangalore

    Thu, May 04 2023

    yes, true. Because it is xx Bhat, the vote from home privilege was given. If it was for some Dsouza, or Mohd. this privilege would not have been possible. So much circus this time to get vote at any cost.

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  • RK, Udupi

    Thu, May 04 2023

    Really pity your knowledge. Initiative is for elderly people who can't go to polling booth for vote. This is available to all citizens. So please don't spread false news

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  • RKudupi, Udupi/Mumbai

    Thu, May 04 2023

    This privilege is available to all elderly and differently abled people who can't go to polling booth for voting. This has been widely publicized in News . Act like a responsible citizen.

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  • Cynthia, Dk

    Thu, May 04 2023

    Kuju bhaiyya, how one vote got lost ? Lt. Mr. Bhat already had cast his vote on 30th. Then, it is taken into consideration while counting right? Then, how it is lost ? Can you clarify ? I too applied for casting from home. No one arrived yet. Maybe today/tomorrow...might come...

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Thu, May 04 2023

    i think a deceased person cannot vote right? so his vote will not be counted as it is done in ballet...you are also above 80?

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  • Cynthia, Dk

    Thu, May 04 2023

    Since he voted already, how they will come to know that so and so is Mr. Bhats vote ?? There may be other votes too in that box ..... Do you think govt officials take that much trouble to remove his vote ? Official works are never done for years ...????!!!! Yes ji Kuju bhaiyya

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  • Rajesh shenoy, Manglore

    Thu, May 04 2023

    kajuma, he had already voted. Shame on you for linking everything to religion and politics.

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