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Assembly polls: These Mumbaikars will vote today. Will you?

Updated On: 15 October, 2014 06:52 AM IST | | Laxman Singh, Datta Kumbhar and Bipin Kokate

<p>From a 102-year-old citizen to a patient suffering from dengue, voters in Mumbai are determined to exercise their democratic right as citizens for the 2014 Maharashtra Assembly Elections</p>

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Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2014, senior citizen, voting rights, dengue patient, Taralaxmi Mehta, Swapnil Bhor, Narendra Modi,

Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2014, senior citizen, voting rights, dengue patient, Taralaxmi Mehta, Swapnil Bhor, Narendra Modi,

At 102, Taralaxmi Mehta is as excited about the elections as any first-time voter. The Tardeo resident, who wants to help bring change in the city, is also an inspiration for her family members.

Age no bar: 102-year-old Taralaxmi Mehta believes that everyone should vote if they want to bring change in the system. Pic/Bipin Kokate
Age no bar: 102-year-old Taralaxmi Mehta believes that everyone should vote if they want to bring change in the system. Pic/Bipin Kokate

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