15 January,2026 12:11 PM IST | Mumbai | Shrikant Khuperkar
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Voters in Dombivli began arriving early along Savarkar Road in Dombivli East from 7 am on Wednesday, eager to cast their ballots. However, some initial confusion was observed as polling at a few booths commenced around 7.30 am, prompting voters to enquire about the exact locations of their designated polling rooms.
At Sangita Vidyalaya on Savarkar Road, the first voters to exercise their franchise were Vishal Purohit, his sister Sakshi Purohit, and their mother Kalpana Purohit. Notably, their names were listed in two different polling rooms within the same centre.
After voting, Vishal said the family had consciously planned to vote early. "I told my mother and sister that we should vote first thing in the morning, and we have done that," he said.
Across polling centres in and around Savarkar Road, a large turnout of senior citizens was witnessed in the early hours, as they arrived promptly to participate in the electoral process.