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Centenarians in Mumbai show unwavering commitment by voting in polls

Guided by desire to fulfil their duty, senior citizens don’t let weight of years dull their enthusiasm to exercise their franchise

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Anup Jalota, 72, after casting his vote at Balmohan Vidyamandir. PIC/ASHISH RAJE

Anup Jalota, 72, after casting his vote at Balmohan Vidyamandir. PIC/ASHISH RAJE

Citizens over 100 did not let their advanced age come in the way of exercising their franchise on Thursday, when Mumbai went to the polls, setting a strong example for others with their unabating enthusiasm and commitment to democracy. Puribai H Bafna, the mother of retired BARC senior scientist Vimalchand Bafna, one such centenarian, has never missed an election, be it to a local body, legislative Assembly, or Parliament, according to the son.

Parvati Krishnan, 100, Goregaon. PIC/ADITI ALURKAR (right) Puribai H Bafna, 101, Dadar. PIC/SHIRISH VAKTANIA
Parvati Krishnan, 100, Goregaon. PIC/ADITI ALURKAR (right) Puribai H Bafna, 101, Dadar. PIC/SHIRISH VAKTANIA

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