The Indian Constitution has granted the right to vote to all Indian citizens of sound mind above 18, irrespective of an individual's caste, religion, social or economic status. This right is universally granted to all Indians, with a few exceptions. The Constitution and the Representation of People's Act, 1951, are provided with the right to vote, subject to certain disqualifications. Article 326 of the Constitution guarantees the right to vote to every citizen above the age of 18.

1. GE6563 COMMUNICATION SKILLS – LABORATORY BASED
PRESENTATION ON
Right to Vote
BY
Name: V. SUSEETHARAN,
Reg. No.: 962813114044, Yr.: III,
Dept.: MECHANICAL ENGINEERING,
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,
NAGERCOIL.

2. Right to Vote
A Democratic Right

3. Contents:
 Who are Eligible for Voting?
 Who are Not Eligible for Voting?
 Why should one Vote?
 Is vote have any value?
 Is any one loose any right if not Vote?
 Any Queries?

4. Who are Eligible for Voting?
➢ Who are the citizen of
India.
➢ Who are above 18 years
old.
➢ Who have been living at
their current address for 6
months and longer.

5. Who are Not Eligible for Voting?
➢ Criminal convicts
of certain class
➢ Person convicted
of electoral
offence
➢ Person of unsound
mind

6. Why should one Vote?
We the people, through our
right to vote have the ultimate
power to shape the destiny of
our country by electing our
representatives who run the
government.

7. ➢ Voting is a way to speak
your mind and let your
voice be heard!
Is vote have any value?

8. ➢ Voting is our chance to
make a difference in our
own lives and within the
world.

9. One voice, one vote really does count! There is
power in numbers, when all our family members
vote, we can truly make a difference.

11. Is any one loose any right if not Vote?

12. Any Queries?

13. Thank you