Old, infirm keep their date with democracy

April 07, 2014 15:37

Poll vignettes from Assam: Radhika Mohan Gohain, who has always cast his vote since the first general elections in 1952, was taken to the polling booth by his nephew in Tinsukia town.

''As long as I am alive and in my senses, I will continue to vote. I read the newspapers regularly and am aware of the latest political developments in the country. I will exercise my vote according to my conscience'', he said.

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