Archive · 5 Nov 2025
Jubilee Hills Bypoll: 97 Eligible Voters Use Home Voting Facility
In a special election happening in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad, many people who couldn't easily go to a voting place got to vote from their homes.
This special option was for older people, like those 90 years old, and people with disabilities.
Out of 103 people who could vote from home, 97 actually did it!
They used special voting teams that came to their houses.
The voters and their families were very happy and thankful for this chance to vote.
It made voting feel like a celebration for some.
The election officials were also happy to help everyone participate.
97 out of 103 eligible voters utilized the home voting facility in the Jubilee Hills byelection.
The home voting facility was available to senior citizens and persons with disabilities (PwD).
Eligible voters cast their votes from home on November 4.
The remaining home voting process will be completed on November 6.
Voters and their families expressed gratitude for the convenient and accessible voting initiative.
- Who
- Election officials and 97 eligible voters (senior citizens and PwDs)
- What
- 97 out of 103 eligible voters used the home voting facility in the Jubilee Hills byelection.
- When
- Home voting took place on November 4, with remaining process to be completed on November 6.
- Where
- Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad
- Why
- To enable senior citizens and persons with disabilities to cast their votes conveniently from home.
- Location
- Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad
- Election Type
- Bye-election
- Eligible Home Voters
- 103
- Home Voters Utilized Facility
- 97
- Home Voting Date
- November 4
- Home Voting Facility For
- Senior citizens and Persons with Disabilities (PwD)