Cast vote, shop, get discount

We are doing this to encourage voters and increase the voting percentage. So far, 31 shops have agreed to our proposal and decided to offer special discounts ranging between 5 per cent and 20 per cent. Voters will have to walk into the shops with which we have a tie-up and show the ink mark on their finger," Kumar told the media.Kumar said Dr S.K. Tiwary of Jeevan Jyoti Health Clinic in Sakchi had announced two days' of free treatment at his clinic under the initiative. People can also undergo health check-ups for free. Tiwary usually charges Rs 500 as consultation fee.Pappu Sardar, who has a snacks corner in Sakchi and shares a good rapport with the businessmen community, said he was personally approaching traders, market committees and shopping malls in Sakchi and Bistupur and persuading them to be a part of this initiative. "We are getting good response from the local business community. Apart from medical stores, a leading electronic store called National Electronics, Agarwal Book Store, Sachdeva Cycles, Due Honda (bike dealer), Baking Bond (a cake and pastry store) and several hosiery and utensils shops have decided to offer discount to voters," he said. DailyhuntDisclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by Dailyhunt. Publisher: The Telegraphhttps://www.pearltrees.com/reezexregge