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Polling began in all the 39 Lok Sabha seats in Tamil Nadu and a lone LS seat in Puducherry on April 19, in the first phase of the 2024 general elections.
Photo: A. Shaikmohideen
Age no bar. M. Subbammal (100) of Vadakku Panaivadalichatram of Tenkasi reserve constituency, in Tamil Nadu, shows the indelidable ink mark after casting her vote.
Photo: Ancy Donal Madonna
K. Deepa (37) from the Narikurava community on her way to cast her vote, at a polling station at Devarayaneri Colony, in Tiruchi.
Photo: M. Govarthan
A shamiyana was erected at a polling station for helping people avoid the scorching Sun, at a polling station, in Erode, in Tamil Nadu.
Photo: L. Balachandar
Paramilitary personnel guard at a polling station, in Kalayarkoil, in Sivaganga district.
Photo: C. Venkatachalapathy
Muslim voters show booth slips required for exercising their franchise at Government Girls School, Usoor, Anaicut Assembly segment, for Vellore Parliamentary constituency.
Photo: M. Govarthan
A woman carries an umbrella to beat the heat while she was on her way to a polling booth to cast her vote, in Erode, in Tamil Nadu.
Photo: M. Sathyamoorthy
Kota tribes on their way to cast their votes, at Solurkokkal village, near Udhagamandalam, in Tamil Nadu.
Photo: M. Sathyamoorthy
A elderly women, aged 85, comes out of a polling booth after casting her vote at Solurkokkal village, near Udhagamandalam.
Photo: M. Vedhan
Transgenders show their fingers with the indelible ink mark after casting votes at Chennai Primary School, Choolaimedu.
Photo: B. Velankanni Raj
A police personnel helps an aged woman to cast her vote at a polling booth, in Pallavaram.
Photo: M. Govarthan
An elderly voter is assisted by a volunteer to cast his vote at a polling station, in Erode, in Tamil Nadu.
Photo: S.S. Kumar
Polling got delayed due to a technical glitch in EVM, at Government Primary School, Saram, in Puducherry. People had to wait outside as officials repair the machine.
Photo: S. Ganesan
Irate Booth Level Officers (BLOs) wait outside the Rajaji Vidyalaya polling station at Thennur in Tiruchi after they were asked to stay 100 metres away by the police. The BLOs refused to distribute the voter information slips, on being ill treated.
Photo: S. Ganesan
Mohamed Ismail (82) and Nabisha (78) of Khajathoppu wait to cast their votes at Mahatma Gandhi polling station in Tiruchi. The couple did not get the voter information slip at their home, they had to come to the venue for voting.
