How India runs the world's biggest election

900 million eligible voters need access to polling booths.
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Elections in India aren’t like others. India voted to pick its central government for the next five years throughout the spring of 2019. An eighth of the world’s entire population was eligible to vote in this election. That’s 900 million people, and more than 67 percent voted.
India runs the world’s biggest elections, and officials put in a lot of effort to make this democratic exercise is as accessible as possible. This means they make sure everyone, even in the most remote locations, is near a polling booth - even if it means bringing voting machines to them by elephant.
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[@johnnyharris]

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[@WittyAyush]

Thank you Johnny Harris for creating such precise, unprejudiced and informative content from my homeland. We love Vox Borders and always look forward to your new content! :)

[@jbeoin]

I don't hear much in reporting about the caste system in India, and I would like to know how it affects voters.

[@rahulmotyani2976]

I expected it to be more about borders rather than indian elections! Still loved it and love your work Johnny Harris ! Editing is bomb!

[@shyam8722]

I love how fact-based this video is. No Bollywood music, no politics, no assumptions that Indian's all speak Hindi. Keep coming up with more fantastic content my brother!. Kudos.

[@subhadipojha277]

Best ♥️

[@NateandNoahTryLife]

1/8th of the world’s population was eligible to vote in this election. That blew my mind.

[@rafiashraf2769]

Here before this comment reached 40 likes!! Predict 1.2k+

[@panchikofan123]

@@rafiashraf2769 bruh

[@ZedAnimates31]

@Nate and Noah Try Life ikr

[@HardikPatel-re9wz]

i have voted 1 in evm by 7 o clock in morning 😍

[@danielfitri97]

@@rafiashraf2769 let make this happen

[@AdityaGhosh50]

No stereotypical Indian music, well researched, unprejudiced... American mainstream media watch and learn

[@himul9526]

Those americunt media would shoot a video of old delhi while speaking of election in Manipur

[@udbhavseth799]

Very true!!

[@guruabhinai]

💯

[@Rolando_Cueva]

Indian music is not bad but ok.

[@thegodofwar1052]

@@himul9526 what?

[@MultiSciGeek]

US: You have to climb a mountain to go vote India: Election comes to your doorstep This is what an honest approach to democracy looks like! Well done India

[@emsontopno5603]

REALLY??... I am Indian and I found this really funny ...but seriously...is it that hard to vote in America??...

[@balakumaran1]

@@emsontopno5603 that is true,,!! But in America people can send their votes through mail so I think there is no need to set up election booth at the top of a mountain in USA

[@MultiSciGeek]

@@balakumaran1 Do you know the process you have to go through to vote by mail? People only did it more because of coronavirus, so they don't have to go out of their house.

[@MultiSciGeek]

@@emsontopno5603 Yep it seriously is. Plus they make it hard intentionally, more so for some than others. Google "voter suppression".

[@akshanshchoudhary7397]

America is still using primitive methods like Ballot and there isn't a federal autonomous body. It's extremely bad lol

[@AK-mm5by]

Election having more than 1 candidate is always complicated. ------Kim Jong -Un

[@lastliverleft6296]

Lol

[@adhirakeer4743]

😂

[@yourdad1964]

😂😂

[@h.roychowdhury6026]

That's a bruh moment

[@bruh____784]

@@h.roychowdhury6026 More like a Kim moment

[@starkasset4211]

Interesting fact- India has a election booth for only 1voter in a jungle.

[@lumi5056]

Tbb re G wut??

[@lumi5056]

Tbb re G maybe there are alot more in that jungle but there is only 1 guy that is brave enuf to vote

[@siddharth14347]

Na there is a sole resident in gir forest. An entire booth is setup for him only

[@lumi5056]

siddharth johri how did they know he lived there

[@dinghaoluo2769]

siddharth johri source?

[@jagdishvarma1506]

I flew from Germany to cast my vote. Even though I am non resident, they consider my opinion as I am part of India.

[@rohitrai6187]

they should have flown the ballot to you man

[@theunknown9123]

You could have sent ur vote through post....😂

[@tanmay63]

Man i was on Mars, still on my way back XD

[@lzh4950]

@@rohitrai6187 My country does so but starts counting overseas votes _after_ announcing the results (unless the winning margin is

[@myra8912]

But a non Indian couldn't get a voter id

[@Psyduck_24]

My grandmother is 77 and when she go with my father to vote i can see the smile on her face.. a smile of pride .. As she was born before independence of India she admire the election and her right to vote!

[@shom924]

My great grandmother is like 102

[@waitwhat3547]

Same for my grandpa, born in 1926 he was an independence activist, he died 2 years ago, he wasn't satisfied with India though, he said if people like Bhagat singh and SC bose would be alive today they would be ashamed of what India has become and failed to develop

[@triptisharma3376]

@@waitwhat3547 India is stil a developing country because of congress , in 1970s&1980s when congress was in power they didn't give a single development to us that is why in 2020 India is still a developing country . And even Shaheed Bhagat Singh and SC bose too hate Congress party . when in 70s & 80s china and Japan were working hard to become a super power in 2020 at that time in india Congress was doing corruption which made us still a poor nation

[@arldsouza8463]

@@triptisharma3376 BJP is as corrupt if not more than congress

[@triptisharma3376]

@@arldsouza8463 yes, they are corrupted and in a report it was even said that 55% MLAs in BJP are criminals but still in last ten years we have seen a rapid growth in gdp and in economic sector too we are growing very fast and modi is doing more for defence sector as China and Pakistan are always there to take are States and Congress will sell whole country for some money but BJP is not that corrupt to sell the ladakh or arunachal pradesh to china instead they have done more work on our soldiers .

[@dhruvdatta1055]

This guy gets everything right: 1.States all the facts instead of making assumptions. 2.Presents the fact that we don't only speak one language and understands the magnitude of cultural diversity. 3.None of that annoying stereotypical Indian music.

[@StreetDrilla]

come on stereotypical indian music is great

[@mquale7438]

@@StreetDrilla I would agree but everyone uses the same sitar tune with table in the background. But there is good diversity in Indian music which needs to be more out spread. Just saying.

[@pranavtaysheti7858]

I am seeing this comment everywhere. Dude what's wrong with indian music?

[@StreetDrilla]

@@pranavtaysheti7858 Panjab MC is all you need

[@ak-gi5dr]

@@pranavtaysheti7858 It's the insecurity I guess nowadays...they want to unnecessarily project themselves as comparable to the west, they are not confident in who they are themselves..

[@nakenmil]

I spent six months working in India a while back, and during my stay, many of my Indian coworkers made legitimate complaints about political problems in India: corruption, political dynasties, and other things. And I agree, there is still a lot to root out. But there's one thing I can't shake: throughout its independent existence, India has never had a military coup. Never had a dictator take power. And quite frankly, that's better than much of the world, so kudos.

[@alan7761]

There has been attempted military coups and you could say dictators if you could kings.

[@Haxerous]

There has been no attempted military coup or dictators. That is just plain wrong

[@itsourlife]

Never had dictator take power? Kidding right?

[@SS-lp8fu]

We have a dictator in making.

[@bbs7403]

Military coup can't administer such a big territory.

[@abhishek7378]

Fun fact In Gujarat, India Election commission sets up polling both in middle of jungle just for One person! Edit- sadly that guy died few months ago.

[@moundain4220]

Hes a priest in a temple which is in the middle of the jungle FYI

[@pinksheep406]

Ok, now that is what I call a government that cares for its people and democracy!

[@HeavenRacer422]

@@pinksheep406 government don't conduct election.. There is a free body called election commission... Then conduct it...

[@JayPatel-ug1nh]

@@pinksheep406 If our government truly cared for India then we would be ahead of China in terms of technology and development

[@arpanabinaswar1811]

@@JayPatel-ug1nh Currently NDA Govt. Is really working out for Infrastructure I don't if you know about Western Dedicated Freight Corridor(To be Completed by 2022 /21 end now partially opened) and Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor (2023-24) And Logistics park along ports If you don't know this the reason why many companies were not intrested in Setting up manufacturing plants in India And Its due to WDFC That now We expect pur Economic growth to be 11.3% and 13.4%(Moody's Report) in Fiscal Year 2021 Hope the situation improves

[@yiliang9085]

i can't help but smile when i see the youngsters could finally vote!! Really wish the best for them!! From China

[@AmitxParmar]

How can you use youtube?

[@AmitxParmar]

@Vũ Mạnh Hưng Đoàn Oh, I thought vpn is also banned in china xD

[@jkc3738]

so you wanna be an indian....

[@jutea9858]

Yes，Breathe of Democracy is so great.

[@charan.n15]

FREE HONG KONG

[@cassidyeckman717]

This dedication to equality in a developing nation is not only inspiring, but something that needs to be shared globally so that people understand how much work India is putting into their progress

[@soumo2725]

Thank you so much

[@HarshKumar-tp4ts]

Sir sadly this equality is only in the voting line nowhere else , the government tries to target the majority of india (religion wise) which is Hinduism and they try to take away the secularism and they say it in front of people so you can think what happens under the table.

[@Ladyliberty_1776]

@@HarshKumar-tp4ts Socialism is terrible idk why people still support socialism when country stayed poor because of this socialism and not to mention congress government also appeased minority to win elections.

[@HarshKumar-tp4ts]

@@Ladyliberty_1776 I think you are kinda right in terms of india

[@lonelyinterstellar2689]

@@Ladyliberty_1776 andhbhakt

[@PulakitBharti]

What is more surprising for me is that everyone is so surprised, and we in India take this luxury of democracy for granted.

[@saurabhmishra2363]

I know right

[@kakorotskywalker]

Despite the many flaws of our country and it still being quite backwards, India has made a lot of progress throughout the years!!!! We have some stuff that other countries dream for. And some of it, we are struggling to keep like secularism when the Pakistani refugee bills or whatever you call it came up back in December, and many other problems as well, India still has some hope perhaps. Can't say the same for countries like America where Trump is still likely to be reelected.

[@tired.....247]

True

[@girlontheedge2636]

@Ranaveer Singh yess

[@pandabear1136]

@Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin Stalin are are you.... talking abt Indian elections??😂😂

[@thetntsheep4075]

"How India runs the world's biggest election" *China has left the chat*

[@pakshalshah8934]

Dude, China doesn't have a democracy.. It has a single party rule..

[@Atilla_the_Fun]

@@pakshalshah8934 that's the joke.

[@kishore369]

Lol

[@thatoneguy6687]

@@ablackscreen9688 r/ihavereddit

[@KillahManjaro]

@@pakshalshah8934 That's why they are so successful. The west gave you democracy so you are in a constant loop of infighting and not doing like China.

[@shahanshahpolonium]

USA : So, how can we exclude these people from voting? India : *literally carry an election booth so that some lonely dude in a jungle can vote

[@obamnaaa]

And this is why I am proud of my country. ❤️

[@onodera387]

He died. Note: there is another lonely lady in the mountains of Arunachal Pradesh

[@shahanshahpolonium]

@@onodera387 RIP

[@bananaempijama]

The USA is not the democracy they like to say they are

[@sagnikganguly4651]

And then these votes are rigged by political goons.

[@kalpeshmanna7233]

USA: Russia intervened in my election Russia: USA intervened in my election Latin America: Both of you guys intervened in my election Middle East: You guys have election? India: All I've is election

[@yukimatsuda5400]

This needs meme platform

[@darkseid856]

🤣🤣🤣👌

[@basavarajc6617]

🤣🤣🤣

[@lidormizrhai1176]

Mate we just had 3 elections here. Maybe another one on its way

[@pushkard9377]

@@lidormizrhai1176 Israel? Bibi is a tough man.

[@rockybond42]

Now THIS is how western media should do a piece about India. 10/10. Borders is my favorite part of Vox for a reason.

[@edenbru11]

Yea same

[@nikhilkay1]

@@hwfq34fajw9foiffawdiufhuaiwfhw aa gaya missionary agenda waale

[@adrian.henriq]

@@prathamyadav3105 In Brazil, most of the lands are good for agriculture!

[@prathamyadav3105]

@@adrian.henriq I was saying that a huge part of brazil is covered by the amazon rainforests , and is not fit for agriculture . And anyways , the gangetic basin is still the most fertile in the world along with east china and east usa.

[@adrian.henriq]

@@prathamyadav3105 No, you said most of the land and it's not true!

[@vaishnodevsingh1526]

I was a polling officer in this year's election for the first time and the experience was incredible. The sheer scale of it was tempting.

[@joecramp2987]

Well done for your service, a very admirable thing to do

[@shortad1111]

Me too. Just like you said , it is incredibly overwhelming yet humbling at the same time. I also applaud the thousands like us who contributed to make the process a bit easier. Proud to call myself an Indian

[@minch333]

Looks like a fascinating and important job! Where did you go?

[@vaishnodevsingh1526]

@@minch333 Uttar Pradesh. A village near Gorakhpur.

[@sarthakchawla98]

Thank you for your service 🙂

[@emilyjz]

Nevada is still counting their votes

[@xero4479]

Meanwhile India: **plugs EVM into a computer so that the computer can count the votes on its own** 3 minutes later: *done*

[@oliverqueen5095]

Election in India is like a festival ,rather than democratic exercise

[@navinbhatia9936]

what useless sick mind to dub democracy as festival....

[@gazibizi9504]

Not a festival if you're disappointed by the results

[@satishmanitripathi7122]

We voters are like guests and the candidates contesting are like the people who invited us. The EC becomes the organiser. It's amazing!

[@sabarihariharan2005]

@@navinbhatia9936 well it is not entirely wrong. election is a celebration of equality, individual right and right to choose leaders in a way........

[@ash_1419]

@@navinbhatia9936 do you even understand English?

[@magicreborn3720]

Do you know that in the Gir forest there is an election booth for a single person Edit:Thank you Guys for the likes, these are more than I have ever gotten before

[@ScottNguyenRCAC]

I know. The guy is too busy to go out.

[@ejaaz7260]

There are actually couple of other such booths as well.

[@prantikchakraborty8052]

@@ScottNguyenRCAC the guy is priest in an ancient temple deep in the forest

[@randomdude9135]

I bet you got that info from Bright side. Or else you could be a guy interested in such things

[@shree711]

Yup and that guy votes for the BJP.

[@MsSwarjit]

Oh VOX you have done something I didn't think possible , the languages in india 22 official language, Everyone else thinks the language we speak is hindi. Thank you for clearing them out.

[@allentey6870]

So in the school did they only teach Hindi or adding more language from the 22 language ?

[@johnjoseph9494]

Typically, most states have a state language and in schools they teach that language but they might teach other languages as a second language

[@zurita1642]

It's always hard with multilingual countries. From easy ones like two Canadian languages to really nightmares like the two Congo Republics or South Africa.

[@allentey6870]

@@johnjoseph9494 For state exam. Which language will they use for writing the question ? The popular one ?

[@onlydubz558]

@@allentey6870 one in English and then the same paper translated to the native language of that state. So two sets of the same paper in two different languages

[@jasonblum2190]

Who's here after the mess that was the 2020 U.S. election?

[@aayushmishra7862]

I'm I mean for Real We were actively closing Polling Stations so that minorities cannot vote and back In India they are opening new Stations like they are McDonald's outlets.

[@kensingh9527]

We need voter ID, this video only further cemented that for me. If they can do it, we DEFINITELY can too.

[@themahesh2168]

ya ...i amn

[@shrikrishan1320]

me dude

[@raiyanrizwan7990]

almost a week after election day... and Trump still trynna win.

[@EduardoOrlandoLizarragaGarcia]

My homies the Indians using the Loteria game illustrations in order to vote Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽

[@prajwalsharma213]

Thanks man Indians love Mexico especially our common taste for spicy food😎

[@ezzlon3241]

Mexican candy is either spicy sour sweet or a mix of all

[@el_fantasma_loco6497]

Good thing I wasn’t the only one who thought that

[@jeyalakshmisivaramapillai1869]

Hola Amigo

[@charlenecamilleri8580]

Wow. Our country is reallyyyyy small and theres about 70 different places to vote and many people still refuse to vote. Nice to see large countries like India care enough for it

[@hemasingh8033]

Vatican city?

[@charlenecamilleri8580]

@Devesh Gupta oh you have no idea...I call it a democratic dictatorship.

[@charlenecamilleri8580]

@@hemasingh8033 nope. Malta.

[@theunknown9123]

@@charlenecamilleri8580 i m always curious about 'Malta' as a country name..? Is ur country the number one producer of Malt in the world....😋 Just curious ....it must have some historical significance?

[@charlenecamilleri8580]

@@theunknown9123 its because back in the roman era honey was made here and honey means malet in Greek, and slowly, Malet became Malta.

[@Breathingdeeper]

American: we are the best democracy in the world Indian: hold my lassi

[@shivamgautam949]

Kyle D Hahahahahha I couldn’t stop laughing. That made my day Kyle. Mango Lassi 😂

[@ashishranjan7175]

American: Should I drink it?

[@sumanghosh6489]

More like hold my chai......

[@vaibhav3946]

i guess you have north Indian friends😃😃

[@EverythingMusicPro]

Liberandus be like all people are voting democracy is in danger 😂😂😂

[@s29nv1sr1]

Actually, fun story: I was in India during the 2019 elections (my family and I had to go for a family emergency). I had never seen an Indian election in India before, I had always watched it on the news. But it was super cool to see and watch everything going on outside our home! It was insanely organized, right down to the last voter. If only bigger countries could adopt this model. Edit: Also, I recommend the movie _Newton_ to anybody interested in this subject. It's about officials trying to get tribal people in India to vote, even though there's only 76 of them and they live in the depths of a jungle.

[@darkseid856]

Newton is a masterpiece .

[@MultiSciGeek]

I am very interested in this. Thanks for the movie recommendation

[@akashjyotisarmah5562]

ASSAM is a northeastern state of INDIA. Thank you.

[@LexicographicalPedant]

I also noticed that they didn't say the name. Prolly because they didn't wanna butcher the pronunciation. It's respectable. They didn't pick on Assam and leave it out.

[@pikurajbhuyan2207]

The central India is a open threat to Assam culture and its tradition. Jai aii Axom.

[@flyingflowers1889]

​@@pikurajbhuyan2207 utter nonsense Assam is an integral part of India Moi axomia aru moi Mur nijor matribhumi bharati aiik manu

[@denniskelley2697]

India: Tries to make voting as easy and accessible as possible for their citizens USA: Tries to make voting as complicated and inaccessible as possible

[@mayummanusmatrbhulnepatr840]

This process costs $10billion . (38billion considering purchasing power parity to US) To get that much money , Senate approval is needed...Which will never happen 🤕

[@JM-mr6lv]

Yet somehow all of these people are required to have voter ID, but Democrats think that’s too much of a chore in the US.

[@siddharthmehta6220]

@@JM-mr6lv you're right, you must have a voter ID to vote in India (so only citizens can vote), no exceptions. Not just that, you can only vote in the constituency where you are registered to vote, for example, I'm a working professional in Delhi but my voter id is registered in another city (hometown) which is pretty far away. So if I want to vote I'd have to take time off work when it's election time in my state and fly back and forth on my dime, which is why a lot of working professionals don't/can't vote and hence why many rural places/towns have higher turnouts than big cities. It's not like you can just waltz your way into a booth and vote like it's nothing. Also, even with all this voter fraud is not complete uncommon. The ruling regional political party of Indian state of Bengal has given voter ids to hundreds of thousands (if not a couple million) of illegal immigrants from Bangladesh (think India's Mexico/Central America) to increase their voteshare. The ruling conservative party at the federal level has promised to deport every illegal immigrant from the country, but as you would guess the issue is as complicated as in the US. Firstly, Bangladesh has already said they won't accept any deported people without any thorough proof of them being Bangladeshi. And Secondly, India & Bangladesh enjoy very friendly relationship, so India for the larger good wouldn't want to upset Bangladesh especially with China already having an eye on all other neighbours of ours. So yeah, illegal immigration is also a hot button issue in India. American conservatives are worried about future demographic changes due to unchecked immigration, a couple of states in India have already undergone a significant demographic change due to years of unchecked Bangladeshi infiltration and one of those states is already pretty close to being a Muslim majority. I'm an out and out social liberal, but I'm against illegal immigration as well.

[@elfunny1212]

@@JM-mr6lv theyre seen as illegal and unfair because for the very poor, the IDs are not as easy as its made out to be to get. For example, there may not be a DMV in rural counties where many poor people live (and in the south a lot of black people). These people may not have reliable transportation, putting an unneeded hurdle in their ability to vote. Also a lot of states that put these laws in place couldnt provide evidence of impersonation or illegal voting either, so there was no point

[@manooxi327]

@@siddharthmehta6220 that was interesting, tnx for sharing

[@kartikuchil]

For anyone interested, there's a movie called "Newton" which based on the hardships faced by an election official during voting day in a remote, millitant infested region in India

[@richa9076]

and its on netflix

[@papaisduniyakapapa]

Raj Kumar Rao...

[@rosesarelike]

++

[@rajadhirajmaharaj]

That movie is inspired by the book *Broken Republic* by Arundhati Roy. In that film, in an earlier scene, the army officer, played by Pankaj Tripathi, gives his gun to the polling officer, played by Rajkumar Rao, and says, "भारी है? ये देश का भार है, और हमारे कंधे पे है।" ("Heavy right? it's the country's weight, and it's on our shoulders") Classic example of the ultra nationalist narrative which preaches that army is some sort of deity and it's incorruptible, so it's unquestionable. But in the climax, Raj Kumar Rao snatches the "country's weight" from Pankaj Tripathi's shoulders, just to register few couple of aadivasis' votes!

[@himangshusarma2326]

@@rajadhirajmaharajLMAO you have the best name ever!!!!

[@ericchang5646]

Good job, Indian friends. Keep the democracy. Support from China!!!

[@barnacles1352]

Swift Rein you expect him to be know anything about this

[@souranilpaul6285]

How can you use KZbin?

[@utkarshrajpurohit1554]

@@souranilpaul6285 I was thinking the same😂😂

[@thething7484]

@ImSoBilalPlayer2 People from Tawan and Hong Kong both consider themselves to be the true china...

[@kaydenchan7093]

@ImSoBilalPlayer2 Hong Kong is part of China, and Taiwan’s Official name is the “Republic of China”

[@elenamancheva9961]

Yes I like this good job india with so many people and still pay so many efforts and it's working. What an amazing country you've made. Love from bulgaria 🇧🇬❤️🇮🇳

[@untube9715]

Thanks...all credit goes to Election Commision of India...they have done great job over the years..lots of love from India.

[@younggamer7218]

thank you.

[@quintjohnson7462]

I think it's amazing that India works so hard to make sure everybody votes

[@amanazhaan7740]

Well tbh EVM's are not very much reliable nowadays in India making it worse for democracy to work there are many aspects to Indian voting system like here in India the major drawback is the voting here is based on caste base politics and votes are easily being manipulated due to lack of educational awareness among the rural region man power is another aspect that plays a major role in corrupting the voting system India being a quasi federal state makes it more peculiar for the largest democracy to work properly so basically it's all hoax in reality

[@kiranp5611]

@@amanazhaan7740 Lol stop lying, they're reliable only, Congress is spreading misinformation to gain sympathy. Go and check I amount of work they do in an election booth, everything is checked multiple times and there is VVPAT checking too

[@kiranp5611]

Actually many details are missed here about election procedures. Like checking before voting starts. A new feature called VVPAT where you can cross verify in a print slip about your vote etc.

[@mohnishm1372]

@@amanazhaan7740 well election commission is openly challenging, that no one can tamper EVM. If you can go to EC office

[@amanazhaan7740]

@@kiranp5611 oh really well Netherlands banned it for lack of transparency , Ireland after three years of research worth 51million pounds decided to junk EVM's , Germany declared EVM's unconstitutional and has banned it , venuzula , Macedonia, Ukraine stopped using EVM's after rigging was found

[@kilbeam99]

As someone from a very small country (The Netherlands), I took a lot of processes like this for granted. In a small country with great infrastructure, it's much easier to set up poling stations. I also have a hard time imagining just how huge India and it's population actually is. It's incredible how many people call India their home country. Thanks for making videos like this! They, without a doubt, broaden my personal borders.

[@pavantalluri]

Jonathan Netherlands infrastructure is not great, its excellent!! A desi in netherlands 😊

[@mukulingle2690]

Do you watch F1? I saw Giedo van der Garde's video of Ziggo Dome completely filled with Max Verstappen fans and the atmosphere was bonkers.

[@placeholder1308]

I wouldn't say the Netherlands is a very small country

[@SV-mc1jq]

@@placeholder1308 It is tho. You can go from Groningen to Maastricht within 4 hours, and that is sometimes how long it took me to just go from one end of the city to the other in India. Size-wise there are smaller countries, but in terms of accessibility, the Netherlands is small considering how easily I can access all places!

[@Miquelalalaa]

Jonathan Netherlands needs more immigration, cultural enrichment, higher population etc. No white

[@vanguardner4830]

this is how the US should manage it's election not with electoral college

[@academicpresentations6062]

Electoral college is idiotic thing.

[@gabbar51ngh]

USA has a presidential government while india has parliamentary.

[@mayankindian3750]

@@gabbar51ngh yes 😃😃🤗❤️🇮🇳

[@serbianmonkeyclub1146]

If there wasn’t electoral college that means the big cities would decide the election, not the American people.

[@onodera387]

I dont understand why u guys cant afford about half million EVMs . Whats stopping you.

[@AdityaKumar_iiii_19]

You forgot to mention how these EVMs are one of the most secure voting machines

[@Sailed_away]

Rahul gandhi wants to know your location 👀

[@AdityaKumar_iiii_19]

@@Sailed_away I am talking about technology while, Rahul gandhi raised the concern on delivering of these EVMs to secure place where counting takes place

[@leevon8908]

@@Sailed_away bhakt spotted

[@Sailed_away]

@@leevon8908 I've called antinational more times **

[@saikatbanik9359]

I'm here after EVM found on BJP MLA's car in Assam

[@onlyeveryone2253]

Big respect to India. Hope to travel there some day. Greetings from Sweden.

[@nutterztube]

:)

[@shivanshsharma7834]

You are very much welcome

[@akash_321]

You are very much welcome. You will be amazed by the incredible culture of our country.

[@onlyeveryone2253]

@@akash_321 which city do you recommend?

[@nagatoxpain4790]

@@onlyeveryone2253 Gangtok is very beautiful city and city as shimla, bangalore, nainital which are cities you should visit.

[@lottery248]

China: democracy is not gonna work. India: am i a joke to you?

[@user-yw4re2ny8h]

China:yes，you are点赞并不是没有成本的。据了解，点一个赞要耗费0.02KB，约合人民币0.0005元。但是对于有钱人来说，他们根本不在乎(๑•ั็ω•็ั๑

[@lottery248]

to the above, as mentioned that pressing a like needs negligible cost, then what affects because of it. 樓上, 既然點讚要微不足道的成本 那它帶來甚影響

[@VahinSharma]

@@anantissar4028 Or, uska matlab hai ki 'It is not without cost. It is understood that a point of praise costs 0.02KB, about RMB 0.0005. But for the rich, they don’t care at all.'

[@user-yw4re2ny8h]

@@lottery248 this is what I wonder either 我也好奇[手动滑稽]

[@user-yw4re2ny8h]

@@VahinSharmalol

[@Freeman-uk2xn]

that indelible ink is very strong. It's been 2 months since I voted but a little mark of that ink is still visible on my 💅

[@iknewthatokbye9359]

That's silver nitrate

[@absbrah38]

Good job India from U.K, we may did some good and bad in the past but we look up to you and your democratic powers.

[@crowing7]

Well done to India from the US! 67 percent participation is incredible!

[@rajmohan5614]

Not some bad things so many things U have done to us bro

[@MHCE444]

It's OK, we beleive to forgive and love that's the only way to move on.

[@rajmohan5614]

@@MHCE444 😂😂😂😂

[@idunno402]

Y'all didn't do anything wrong, your ancestors did. Don't take that guilt up personally on yourself.

[@ashleyb7335]

Have to mention this. There is one guy who lives alone in the middle ot the Gir Forest in Gujarat. Which is very farther from any other clusters of settlements. The ECI sets up one booth for this one person, every election year. That is remarkable!

[@shubhamsuryawanshi108]

Ya they missed this I was expecting

[@lynxb8300]

one who lives in his own shrine, right?

[@thevintageous7359]

@@lynxb8300 yes

[@neelkanth3002]

He died😪

[@guybeahmiv932]

@@neelkanth3002 what

[@TrungHoang-vz8np]

Huge respect for their voting system. As a person who has many Indian friends, i think they are one of the nicest people in the world. This show even more how much they care about the voters.

[@rohitrai6187]

they aren't generally nice but i'm glad the one's you met were nice

[@TrungHoang-vz8np]

@@rohitrai6187 I wonder why?

[@deadpoolwhoslaysassholes1586]

I'm gonna cry.... No one speaks that much Good for us...thanx brother. 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@Mohitkumar-mv8mj]

@@rohitrai6187 what u mean??

[@rohitrai6187]

@@Mohitkumar-mv8mj jaan hi rahe honge aap. Ek se ek bekar ke log hote hain.

[@kousthubhaithal5430]

Who are all here after messy US Elections 2020?

[@TheAutisticOwl]

Me

[@shahanshahpolonium]

me

[@shubhamtomar3693]

They also carried a whole polling booth for one person who lives in Gir forest in Gujarat, India.

[@zandovic]

*Your dedication increased by 1*

[@hrishabh]

I came to comment section to post this precise comment. There's also a dude who has voted in every general election ever happened from 1950 till 2019. I just can't remember his name though

[@genericname3435]

Mihir Patel what do you mean so?

[@imishy007]

@Mihir Patel aisi English to Oxford me bhi nhi pad hate😂

[@shubhamtomar3693]

@@ccx22Nice to meet u here.

[@seedhaup76se69]

My polling booth was less than 50-60 meters away from my home..i voted for the first time and they also gave me energy drinks and biscuits and some children were playing guitar singing songs outside the booth....i was amazed...i like how my country celebrate elections like festival❤️India❤️

[@tstcikhthyss]

+1. Also, metres, not meters.

[@nine9605]

200th like

[@charito1595]

@@tstcikhthyss Only Canada spells it like 'metres'.

[@tstcikhthyss]

@@charito1595 Yes, only Canada, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and every other English-speaking country in the world. And also only the BIPM, the international organization which regulates the metric system. Oh, and also the US Metric Association and the ASTM, among many other American organizations.

[@jyotimaigogoi8318]

Mine was infront of my house 😂

[@ChadBrahh]

Never have I ever seen so much love for India on the internet. Lol makes me proud tbh

[@shivamsinha5571]

*Development in democracy can be slow,but the freedom we enjoy in democracy is just wow !* Yesterday I voted for the first time in Bihar,India (state election). I can't express how much responsibility as a citizen I felt while pressing the key of Voting Machine❤️

[@mayankindian3750]

Yes that's true ❤️🇮🇳🤗

[@chrismathewjoseph1283]

Hopefully, Bihar will be corruption free and be free of its legacy....

[@clockeight5747]

I voted for the first time also in UP state election. high Five bihari Bro

[@serenedove5079]

One question though, why do you always vote for that Nitish Kumar? Vro don't you guys get bored?

[@BryanLee]

Wow, that 67.1% voter turnout is very impressive! Way to go India

[@vikas274]

One of the reason... i m sitting here in US, so couldnot vote. Love my india.... जल्द मिलेंगे

[@MrSHERLOCKHOLMES42]

And adding to the fact that India's population is so huge... 67% suddenly becomes an even bigger number.

[@poojan423]

It's still less. The main problem is people in big cities vote less. And also there is no postal voting for people(it's their only for military personnel and those on election duty) so when people leave their cities for work they can't vote.

[@MrSHERLOCKHOLMES42]

@@poojan423 you are absolutely right. There is a definite room for improvement. As a matter of fact, even I didn't vote. Because I am studying in a city more than 800kms away from my hometown. So, it wasn't feasible for me to manage my exams and voting. But all in all, it is still a very good example that our government and in particular EC is setting

[@poojan423]

One more thing is even the military personnel don't put any effort in sending postal votes but this year the postal votes we're very high they started counting at 7 instead of 8am. My hubby was on election duty he never used to vote through post but this year he sent the postal vote As he was on duty. He never voted before because he would be on duty.

[@aboywiththelens]

For those who are wondering, election officials are usually school teachers,state govt employees who have to do the election duty.

[@RollerDerbyHigh]

Thank you!

[@vaibhav3946]

i am civil engineer i was polling officer this time...but i enjoyed the days while working with people from other department....and yes government gave me double salary and paid for everything. I will do this job even if government stops giving double salary and other perks.

[@manumudgal4988]

They are tormented by this job😂 since its tough and risky.

[@kalburry0954]

@@manumudgal4988 my dad also gets election duty but he is happy as he meets many new people yeah it is tough but every job is na....

[@blueblazerable]

I always admire India. I love u India!! I wish you all the best and I pray that you will surpass China as the new global superpower. Indians here in my country tend to be kind people and businesmen. Love from the Philippines.

[@xouman3759]

We love you too. Personally I think it's time for the east , south America and Africa to shine❤.

[@acebalistic1358]

Imagine if they drag it up to a mountain hermit just for him because he is so isolated, and he says “you know what, I don’t feel like voting this year”

[@dhiraj1857]

We have option for that also it's called NOTA means non of the above basically you are not voting for anyone

[@harsh.mishra28]

There is a polling booth at up exclusively for just s single person living inside the Gir lion reserve. Read up on it

[@acebalistic1358]

@@harsh.mishra28 neat

[@alannair44]

LOL

[@artbydhara]

I heard he died recently

[@zantistan]

India is a beautiful, diverse, culturally rich democratic country. Hope it stays the same.

[@shagunmohta5994]

yes but full of scammers buddy and i m ashamed of the scammers that destroy our image worldwide

[@kishore369]

@@shagunmohta5994 Yup

[@foop2954]

I hope that it can keep this deep culture while improving and transitioning into the first-world

[@alinaumer7543]

Very true! Love to my Indian brothers and sister. From a Pakistani ❤️

[@ITSME-or6xe]

@@alinaumer7543 Wow Wow Just Wow ... I am reading first time someone said love to India from Pakistan ...thanks mate

[@GumNaam_Reader]

Polling Stations within 2 kilometers. Just amazing.. Love You neighbours.. 🇵🇰❤️🇮🇳

[@vikas274]

Yup bro 👍

[@twinklearora3110]

Sending some love back at ya our beautiful neighbors ✨

[@GumNaam_Reader]

Thank You Guys... Really appreciate your positive response to my comment...

[@sashwatpandey4673]

Some love for love♥️♥️ God bless us all....🇮🇳🇵🇰

[@sashwatpandey4673]

Love from India to all my Pakistani brothers and sisters ♥️♥️🇵🇰🇮🇳♥️♥️

[@chickennoodlesoup6524]

I'm Indian but I live in Australia now.. watching this makes me so proud of India

[@anonymous5946]

Be ready for casting vote in Indian election within 6-7 years.. Bocz election commission planning to make easy for nri to cast vote (for proper presentation of nri) without coming India. Just like our burrocrat( ambesbord) cast their vote without coming India

[@mayankindian3750]

@@anonymous5946 that's really good 😃😃❤️🇮🇳🤗

[@owlsareround1843]

Meanwhile in Texas there is one voting box per county 💀

[@ankitsingh7802]

World's Highest Poling booth is set up in Himachal Pradesh (India) 15000ft.

[@TheAkhilMishra]

Singh sahab savarn aarakshan ka laabh uthaao Aur karo tilak lekar taiyaari Kyunki aa rahe hain bhagwadhari

[@ankitsingh7802]

@@TheAkhilMishra aa chuke hai bhai.....✌️

[@debuagartala]

It's Himachal pradesh

[@adrianatgaming8640]

i like how you gotta emphasize its (india). is it even disputed or something? lol

[@ankitsingh7802]

@@debuagartala thank u..... I again made that mistake that I always do😟

[@EmmaIsAmme]

meanwhile in the US you can’t get access to polling booths in city central

[@ItsSaurabhRaut]

Why ?

[@hodzal5258]

Don't forget voter suppression

[@CassidyCope]

@@ItsSaurabhRaut Disenfranchisement.

[@GoldEvil911]

It's disgusting.

[@chamindakhaund619]

Voter turnout in US is surprisingly low most of the times. I always wondered why.

[@salaevanigina8287]

It's pretty impressive ... Respect for Indian people

[@eroticinferno364]

Meanwhile Americans still can’t figure out their president yet!

[@lilcurry1813]

If you ask me. Majority of the people in India don’t know who to vote for. They vote people cause they’re relatives or friends specifically voted the Candidate.

[@alphahydroe2404]

@@lilcurry1813 what you just mentioned happens in all democracies.. take USA for example, you don’t find people democrats and republicans in a same family

[@ishaanoberoi687]

@@alphahydroe2404 but there ARE republicans and democrats in the same family! Who says there are not?

[@shkhrvarshney]

@@lilcurry1813 That's an education issue. People don't look at policies of the local level, they seem to vote for the prime minister. One should decide according to the local candidate, because that's how our system is set up. Political parties make it about the main guy now a days.

[@garbage_child6528]

@@alphahydroe2404 Half of my family is Republican and the others are Democrats and I know many other people in the same situation.

[@pseudoliberal99]

The election month is like a festival here in india, everyone is full of enthusiasm to cast their votes 😊

[@edrianjustine6608]

Kojiro Hyuga CORRECTION: everyone who is not under 18

[@bitik9847]

@@edrianjustine6608 Even kids celebrate with there parents who cast vote

[@sarthakmaan7075]

EdrianJustine kids get a holiday they also celebrate 🎊

[@arnavbibra4958]

No one cares actually and just celebrates for the memes

[@pagalladki4112]

@@arnavbibra4958 exactly

[@varunmj8075]

You know its good journalism when people from India are learning something new themselves

[@kiranp5611]

Well it's sad that 1. Our journalists are doing a bad job. 2. These types of things should be communicated to people and people should also come forward to learn these things

[@georgepaul341]

Kiran P dude when our newspapers carry any news their philosophy seemed to be 1 positive news? Well then have 10pages of bad news

[@varunmj8075]

@@georgepaul341 bad news is generally more alarming and emotional, which sells better.

[@abhi-wi2mj]

Exactly 💯

[@soudipsanyal]

India lives and breathes politics. Almost in every home, every friend's group people discuss about election & politics. And the voting is like the finale for them.

[@sadenb]

My voting station is just 2 mins walk. It's a primary school and they build a nice portable booth so one can vote comfortably.

[@mastrammeena328]

You are a Rajiv Malhotra fan right?? Do you still like BJP and Modi??

[@XxarnyxXx]

India never ceases to amaze, always inventive. Ever striving for a better world!

[@RahulKumar-ng2gh]

Agreed sister, we have many problems- politically, socially and economically. But we are still a 70year old country and evolving and devoloping rapidly

[@jtolify]

@@RahulKumar-ng2gh it truly is Incredible India! 😊

[@oka3076]

Zuri ToniAnn ”never ceases to amaze” india?? Really??

[@rigira]

oka Yeah it’s a pretty great country

[@zeliang5101]

@@oka3076 Yeah we have some problem but we are growing now People s income increasing Every one is coming online day by day In some years we will solve all these problem s

[@stuartsaunders563]

Fascinating story. I had no idea this was how India voted. Love it, democracy at work.

[@priyankapsalm228]

Any Indians here??Getting proud of our election commission 😅❤❤

[@HeavenRacer422]

🙋‍♂️ EC 🙏🙏🙏

[@shahanshahpolonium]

lol practically everyone watching this is indian

[@bowser3017]

@@shahanshahpolonium хай кста

[@shahanshahpolonium]

@@bowser3017 hi

[@shubhasheeshdubey5328]

I guess the biggest difference between other democratic elections and Indian elections is, in other democracies voting is considered a Right, in India it is also a Right but is considered more of a duty. Everyone must vote as it is your duty as a citizen to participate in the elections.

[@MaJuV]

I heard a lot about the election in the news. But not these kind of details. Wow... I mean, just: wow! Never would have realized it was this kind of undertaking to get every vote. Honestly, India. I'm impressed by this. Kudo's to all these people that help make this huge undertaking as successful as possible.

[@vaibhavdeshpande2586]

It's called festival of democracy in India.

[@Sivah_Akash]

@@vaibhavdeshpande2586, is it or did you just make that up for fun?

[@vaibhavdeshpande2586]

Isn't it a festival of democracy? It's a largest festival of democracy.

[@Sivah_Akash]

@@vaibhavdeshpande2586, ya it is. Just that I've never heard it called so.

[@josephlouwerse2105]

Good for India, greetings from Canada!

[@madhureddyindian9715]

Thanks Joseph.

[@shivrampandey3021]

It's been 3 days and US is still counting votes for 2020 presidential race .

[@pratikb8131]

Joe Biden won

[@dannyzero692]

America: "Brazil, I can explain-" Brazil:"You can vote when you're 18, why not us?!" China:"Wait, you guys have election?" India:"All I have... are election"

[@bulu9214]

😂😂😂

[@napa5235]

Brazilians can vote from 16 and u can even vote in the consulate if u lives outside of Brazil

[@dannyzero692]

@@napa5235 oh my bad, sorry

[@darkseid856]

🤣🤣🤣👌

[@clutchyfinger]

Nobody: State of Georgia: 2km? Do you *want* people to vote? Why doe?

[@baghazukhov152]

Care to provide the context here?

[@mohammedsarker5756]

Pegasaus voter suppression, regressive and inconsistent voter ID laws,

[@vitorgas1]

@@baghazukhov152 georgia is xlosing many voting stations, especially in poor/black comunities, to make them walk more and deicentivize voting

[@blackpillsamsam6940]

@@mohammedsarker5756 do voter id law force people to provide an id and that's it? Cause if that's it that's normal

[@MateusSFigueiredo]

The US is not a democracy.

[@JayPatel-lz7wz]

It's a constitutional right that no indian should travel more than 2 kms from his/her home to cast a vote

[@JaKingScomez]

@@MyNontraditionalLife why if the people want to vote they will vote no need shoving it down ignorant people's throat when most don't pay attention to politics.

[@kiranp5611]

@@JaKingScomez Our election Commission also spends money to bring awareness and posts ads to Vote.

[@KSriram]

Well, that's not a constituional right, but the Election Commision's policy

[@vaibhavdeshpande2586]

Who said it? 🤔 It's guideline by Election Commission.

[@BenDaviesFC]

@@MyNontraditionalLife actually no. That's not a thing

[@himland2951]

India has a lot of internal problems but I'm happy that voting rights are in right place. India grow and be world leader, may you inspire the world to do the right things. Kudos.

[@ashishmahawar2743]

All I can say is ♥️ Just Thank you *Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar* for giving us such a powerfull constitution , Thank you for this democracy Thank you for this freedom 😊 Really feeling blessed 😭

[@suryanarayanasatyavolu6060]

Correction: For Copying

[@ashishmahawar2743]

@@suryanarayanasatyavolu6060 bol lia milgai dil ko shanti 😂.

[@kishordixit7691]

@@suryanarayanasatyavolu6060 😂😂🤣🤣it's true

[@mayankindian3750]

@Punita Rathi that's great 😃😃😃❤️🇮🇳🤗

[@ahagotcha]

@@reminiscence4142 but ambedkar understand equality, fraternity and freedom more than anyone. He really is the most inspiring person for ne

[@Nathan-rt5vj]

This is just so impressive and wonderful. I can't help but feel so very proud even though I'm not Indian. Incredible India!

[@computervisiongeek4558]

When you feel that India is incredible, you are already an Indian..

[@anvi3969]

much love

[@Dan-gi6tf]

Me too, I felt so proud and I’m not even Indian

[@lubhita_10]

Much lovee to youu ❤️

[@Kai.913]

At 15,256 ft., the world’s highest polling station is in India.

[@lois1677]

That's a mountain. Wow. Just wow.

[@zravasyaaaryaman6767]

@@lois1677 Eminences above 600 metres (2,000 ft) are referred as mountains. Morever, the highest mountain range in the world - the Himalaya is in India.

[@vivekanandan5093]

@@zravasyaaaryaman6767 and ranges to our Brother nation Nepal...

[@zravasyaaaryaman6767]

@@vivekanandan5093 The range extends all the way from Pakistan to Bhutan and China in the east. But the majority of Himalayan Range is within the territory of India.

[@vivekanandan5093]

@@zravasyaaaryaman6767 yes.... And moreover Himalayas are named after Sanskrit word..

[@arghyab]

3:13 The woman is actually saying "Lots of well wishes and love for the election officials"

[@johnnylu5454]

This looks fun, maybe China should try it sometimes.

[@pratikb8131]

Nah! They won't.

[@sudipta9799]

Oops Taiwanese always enjoy this, but dictator can't afford it 👍. Sometime truth is hurt 💔

[@niuchajianfa6222]

no thanks

[@niuchajianfa6222]

@@sudipta9799 feel free to join india

[@reed1hiragar422]

most of the people didn't get the joke.

[@pranavkg6093]

India: "Every person should have access to a polling booth" Meanwhile in the US: *Finding ways to increase voter suppression*

[@alan7761]

How so?

[@sush2142]

Chutiya

[@jessemonster3659]

Voter suppression in the US by means of partisan gerrymandering, decreased number of polling locations in a community (especially in communities of ethnic or racial minorities), unfair and politically-motivated census questions, etc.

[@theshaunsta]

@@jessemonster3659 voting is a success in india due to voter IDs. This is considered racist by US people therefore people like trump try to suppress votes to prevent illegal immigrants from voting.

[@ALV694]

I was just waiting for this comparison

[@ankitruparel1895]

For the special folks who still use the imperial system of measurement 2km=1.2 miles

[@Udontkno7]

@vishu singh nah imperial

[@aa-to6ws]

@vishu singh sorry, I don't speak school shootings

[@someguy2594]

Tony Toons sorry, I don’t speak no dental care

[@djokerdevil]

Ian Holm Expected a better comeback dude.

[@adityaghosh3234]

@@djokerdevil lmao

[@nilssjoberg.3303]

my dad is a government official and he is a part of these elections. he has to travel a lot in order to go to the voting station and I'm proud of him.

[@hardekailawadi]

On top of that, Election day is a public holiday so that the maximum number of people can vote!

[@_salzberri]

This is very impressive, especially how they just give you a small ink line. In Jamaica they dip your index finger elbow deep.

[@YASHPRATAP007]

ROFL ... that made me laugh 😅....is it true or you just being sarcastic?

[@sushanta_saha]

This indelible ink is supplied to other countries also. Only one company is given the licence to make this ink.

[@princer2893]

🤣🤣jamaican election commission needs some lessons though

[@user-vh1ed8bx9t]

Considering the voter count of 900 million and as the 67.1% (607.9 million) voters voted this time, that figer dipping is really expensive for us because that ink is also little bit expensive.

[@_salzberri]

Damon Salvatore loool it’s true, with a dash of exaggeration. Maybe wrist deep 😂

[@Caterfree10]

Damn, the US could learn something about voter accessibility from these guys.

[@alan7761]

Every official city or town has a voting poll.

[@unchartedsteppes7138]

@Deva Rafael that's less of a gimmick and more of an underlying problem.

[@axeavier]

albeit it's true, in the US they try to create less accessibility as opposed to more

[@adog7787]

Deva Rafael we use the electoral college because mob rule always fails. But your pant suit queen lost thus you now hate the electoral college, even though it placed Obama in power too🤦‍♂️

[@MJ-cq6gz]

@@adog7787 So... each person's vote counting the same = "mob rule"?

[@dangeejr]

I love it. I think this is also producing confidence in the people (the individual) of India. 3:27 They were so honored that the government would go out to receive their vote, Thier opinion. This creates a sense of self worth, like all of a sudden: "My opinion DOES matter".

[@cowplatter5320]

I legitimately thought “wait, China has the worlds biggest population, why aren’t their elections the biggest?” And then I remembered They don’t….have elections

[@_BalasubramaniyanS]

Same here my friend I was also thought the same thing

[@dumigamez397]

Also china has different population demographics so even if they had elections it might still be different.

[@saswatmohanty8132]

India has already surpassed china in population it's Just that our 2021 census results has not come yet

[@cowplatter5320]

@@saswatmohanty8132 you missed the point dude

[@saswatmohanty8132]

@@cowplatter5320 ya I got the point 😅

[@mentor590]

And it took me just 5 min to reach the polling booth from my home, 10 min if I had walked it... which is a blessing during the summer... Thank you INDIA 💗.

[@endeliggnist5066]

All that money spent listening to everyone's pointless opinions, yet India can't afford to feed her people.

[@never__alone]

@@endeliggnist5066 ok boomer

[@fahadaslam2000]

Mine was barely 2 minutes walk from my home

[@nitupanwar61]

@@fahadaslam2000 lucky im not even 18

[@harsh.mishra28]

@@endeliggnist5066 I don't know if you heard but there government is providing free food to everyone during this lockdown. India had been self sufficient for decades but in a population of 1.3 million it's impossible to cover everyone that doesn't mean that we can afford it.

[@tanya292]

My dad was in the military and it was part of his duty to stop booth capturing. The stories he would tell.

[@prajaktabonde2113]

Mind telling us a few?

[@vikas274]

सच में plz बताओ

[@alphieshikwambana]

As I go get my 🍿

[@MrSHERLOCKHOLMES42]

Where was he assigned to do his duty? Because if your father was in a turbulent state like Chattisgarh or Andhra (where mobs can get aggressive), he must have had a hectic job.

[@tanya292]

@@MrSHERLOCKHOLMES42 He did have that actually. So he fought in kargil. BSF is Border Security Force. A lot of people don't realize that the people protecting our borders are not army but BSF. So they are our first line of defense. He was posted in bandipur during the war and later stayed in Kashmir for a year. He was also posted in hazaribag during the 90s which was a naxal area but he himself didn't fight them. But BSF does do that.

[@AshishKumar-ze4tn]

That's why we say "Incredible India" 😃

[@mayankindian3750]

😃😃😃❤️🇮🇳🤗

[@Mojabi_ghost]

When India does a better job at diversity, and inclusion than America ever has:/

[@bisskutt]

My polling booth was less than 50 meters away from my doorstep. That's Indian election for you.

[@gauravlath19]

Mine was barely 100m too!!

[@jaykay6249]

Wait what. What does the probability of a house being 50m close to a polling booth have to do with the elctions. Of course there are going to be houses within a 50 m radius

[@gauravlath19]

@@jaykay6249 Many of newly developed mini-townships/multi-storeyed colonies with large no. of residents r provided their own EVM booths by ECI, it has ensured even middle-class/urban voters participate with full fanfare.

[@agentK1896]

Dude. You just happened to live near a booth. Mine was roughly 1.5 kms away.

[@sourabharya7946]

Mine too nearly 100m.

[@jacobmossmedia8794]

And of course, there is automatic voter registration! With no way to effectively double-vote, any Indian citizen over 18 can cast a vote with virtually no hassle!

[@aaronnrodgers]

Jacob Moss Media nah you gotta register. But it's very easy, so

[@waterfallsdontsaymeow2917]

That's not true, actually. I couldn't vote this time because I turned 18 a month before the elections and the Election Commission was unable to register me fast enough. I know a good few people lost their votes due to this reason but obviously the Election Commission did a spectacular job to carry the 2019 elections through.

[@Anandchoubey1]

@@MyNontraditionalLife read about that coz there is amazing rule to mark last end of the right hand whether be it fingers or half cut hand or shoulder.

[@thechosenone1533]

@@waterfallsdontsaymeow2917 You are not eligible to vote unless you turned 18 on 1st January of that year. (In this case 2019).

[@Rockzzzv]

@@MyNontraditionalLife well they go from home to home every 4 years and if someone needs to apply for a voter id they just can give details to them and youe voter ID ll be at your home in a few days

[@kishannr911]

The United States of America needs to learn from this in 2020. Play this video in New York square times several times a day.

[@pratikb8131]

Yeah, I think US should start using EVMs

[@thrivinganarchy5267]

@@pratikb8131 EVMs with a paper trail. Not straight up EVMs (because they can be tampered with quite easily).

[@pramothmayakannannm3997]

@@thrivinganarchy5267 Indian EVM's has a built in paper Trail which is linked to it. I believe we had even sold some to a few countries.

[@p1x3lman]

well, this absolutly dunks on the American system.

[@thegeneralist7527]

Well done! It is hard to imagine an election with more obstacles, yet India adapts and overcomes all obstacles. My hope is the 21st century will be the century of the free and democratic people of India.

[@theunknown9123]

By 2025...it's going to overtake japan ... Source: the economist, i guess

[@kirapink80]

India said:"go big or go home"

[@yuritarded5245]

rose anne no u

[@aneesh2115]

How about I do both

[@THENETESH]

I know what you mean 😛

[@HybridTrapMusic]

this video was very eye opening, thank you! :)

[@ar9687]

USA: we are the kings of democracy and power! India: not so fast

[@wagswams5842]

@Punita Rathi good one xD

[@vanshthakkar722]

@@renegade9777 are u talking about india??if yes then yes our election is best,ur tiny counties dont take time to be filled with evms,our couubtry has coldest as well as hottest as well as tropical as well as jungles..setting evms everywhere is no piece of cake like scandanavia.....also we got. some enemies who can ruin our electuons,what enemy do u have

[@t.4999]

@@renegade9777 Scandinavian elections : big deal getting some part of a few million to vote 🤣🤣🤣 When the big guys are talking, learn to sit back into your corner 🤣😉