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102-year-old takes break from hospital to exercise his vote in Pune
Updated On: 21 October, 2019 05:15 PM IST | Pune | Chaitraly Deshmukh
At the time of voting, Haji was accompanied by 60 members of his family, all of whom stay together in a joint family in Pune

Despite being admitted at the hospital, 102-year-old Haji Abrahim Aleem Joad took discharge from the hospital and turned up at the polling booth to exercise his vote
Showing his enthusiasm and wanting to exercise his right to vote, 102-year-old Haji Abrahim Aleem Joad, who has served in the British Army took a private hospital took discharge from the hospital and turned up at the polling booth along with 60 members of his family to exercise his vote. After exercising his vote, Haji Abrahim Aleem Joad went back to the hospital and got admitted once again.
The 102-year old, who is a resident of Lohegoan had been admitted at a private hospital in Pune for the last four days due to chest pain. On Monday morning, after taking the necessary permission from Dr. Gaware permission, the senior citizen along with members of his family rushed to the Sanjay park based election booth center in order to cast vote.


