Foreign delegates from Bhutan, Mongolia and Israel visited the dispatch centre at Shyamaprasad stadium to witness the how election process is held on ground level in a country that holds the world’s largest democracy. These delegates will be a part of the election process for two day that it on Monday and Tuesday.
On Monday, Foreign delegates from Bhutan, Mongolia and Israel along with the North Goa District Collector visited the dispatch centre at Shyamaprasad stadium in Taleigao. These foreign delegates came to Goa to witness the pre-election process that is taking place on Monday and the day of the main election which is on Tuesday to see how the people of India celebrate democracy with the power of voting.
“The preparations for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections are in full swing. The delegates are here at Shyamaprasad Stadium to witness the process as we begin dispatching the EVMs and VVPATs. Tomorrow they will be going to all the polling stations to see people exercising their right to vote,” said Sneha Gitte, IAS, North Goa District Collector.
The foreign delegates were amazed by the organised procedure of the election process. They highlighted that India being highly populated country has once again proved the world wrong about their notion that election process is conducted in a much unorganized way. “We are here to witness the election process which is complicated but yet organised. I’m impressed and blown looking at the procedure as I never thought that the process would be so well organised,” expressed an Israeli Journalist highlighting that there’s so much to learn and observe from India.
In this Lok Sabha election, the election commission has come up with numerous initiatives that were done for the first time in India. Inclusivity of people with disabilities has been made possible in this election. Special transportation facilities are being dispatched by the government so that all the people with disability can come to vote rightfully without any problem. These facilities will pick up the people from their houses to the polling booth and from the booth back to their house safely.
