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In the Secunderabad Cantonment Assembly bypoll, where a double vote was required alongside the Lok Sabha elections, polling stations became hubs of vibrant activity and innovation. Voter turnout was notable, especially in the early hours between 7 am and 9 am and again from 4.30 pm to 6 pm. Voting in the Assembly segment surpassed the city average with 48 per cent turnout by 5 pm. This voter participation was fuelled by the proactive efforts of local resident welfare associations and the unique draw of eco-friendly-themed



booths.

At several booths, creativity took centre stage with the 'RRR' (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) theme. Used vehicle tyres, repainted and reshaped into crabs, caught the eye, doubling as quirky garden decor. Water bottles were transformed into intricate tree guards, emphasising the anti-single-use plastic campaign. These stations also featured photo booths where voters, particularly first-timers, could commemorate their participation with a selfie, their inked fingers proudly on display.




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