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Elderly voters in Delhi cast their votes in the assembly polls on Wednesday, with some being escorted by family members or police personnel. Former CM Arvind Kejriwal brought his parents, who were in wheelchairs, to the polling station. Issues of concern include poor road conditions, sanitation, and healthcare facilities for the elderly.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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