Voters take home saplings at model polling stations in Coimbatore
The Hindu
Free saplings distributed to voters at model polling stations in Coimbatore; voters choose variety to plant, buttermilk also provided.
Saplings were given free of cost to voters who turned up at the model polling stations in Coimbatore Parliamentary constituency on Friday.
Returning Officer Kranthi Kumar Pati had organised 5,036 saplings through the Forest Department at the six model polling stations - one in each Assembly segment of Coimbatore north, Coimbatore south, Koundampalayam, Singnallur, Sulur, and Palladam.
In Sulur, the voters were seen choosing the variety that they wanted to plant. “I am going to plant it in front of my house,” said an voter at the Venkitapuram polling station.
Buttermilk was distributed at the model polling booths.
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