Achi news desk-
Guwahati: Jadgish Prasad Kejriwal, a 78-year-old citizen who has been paralyzed for the past 18 years, showed remarkable determination as he cast his vote in the ongoing Lok Sabha elections in Guwahati. Despite his severe physical limitations, including the inability to walk or speak, Kejriwal believes that voting is a crucial way to express his rights and contribute to the country’s democratic process.
Kejriwal, who has been paralyzed since the age of 60, relies on newspapers and television news to stay abreast of political developments and make his voting decisions. His unwavering commitment to civic responsibility exemplifies the spirit of a dedicated citizen, and proves that physical challenges do not prevent the exercise of one’s democratic rights.
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Accompanied by family members, Kejriwal made his way to the polling station located on MG Road in Pansi Bazar to cast his vote, ensuring his voice was heard. His family members helped him overcome logistical challenges, and the polling team extended their support to facilitate the voting process.
Kejriwal’s participation in the elections sends a powerful message about the importance of voting, regardless of physical limitations. His commitment to fulfilling his civic duty serves as an inspiration to others, and emphasizes that every voice contributes to shaping the future of the country.
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His story resonated with the local community, highlighting the importance of civic engagement and the lengths some people go to exercise their rights. Despite his physical disability, Kejriwal’s presence at the polls speaks volumes about his desire to contribute to the democratic process.
