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Lok Sabha elections are called the great festival of democracy. From the Election Commission to the leaders, everyone appeals to the public to vote. However, most people do not go to vote. Many people consider voting day as a holiday. In such a situation, a village in Madhya Pradesh has become an example for the entire country.
story of anida village
A video of Anida village situated on the banks of Kawar river in Sheopur Lok Sabha constituency has surfaced. Where people took off their clothes and crossed the river to vote. No bridge was built on this river for decades and a polling station was built on the other side of the river. In such a situation, how to go to vote? This question started troubling the villagers. So they all took off their clothes, crossed the river and reached the polling station to vote.
take off your clothes and cross the river
Although the Kwar river is not very deep. But despite waist-deep water, the villagers crossed the river and went to vote. Naturally, the villagers faced a lot of difficulty in crossing the river, but instead of celebrating the holiday, they did their duty as citizens of the country and to strengthen democracy, the villagers decided to go to the booth and vote. .
There is no bridge in the village
Let us tell you that Anida village is 7-8 km away from Vijaypur city. But to reach this village one has to cross the Kwari River, which is one of the major rivers of Vijaypur region. The polling station of Anida village is two kilometers away from the Gram Panchayat headquarters.