In Madhya Pradesh, there is a polling station named Nandia, where sending the polling party is no less than a challenge. Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar had also mentioned this polling station in his press conference. The Election Commission has made all possible arrangements everywhere including this polling station to ensure 100 percent voting in the state. Voting will be held in Madhya Pradesh on 17th November and counting of votes will take place on 3rd December. A report:<br />''<br />''In Madhya Pradesh, special arrangements are being made for voting in the Nandia polling station located in the forest behind the Chauragarh hill of Pachmarhi under Narmadapuram district. 671 tribal voters from Nandia, Soupdongar, and Vinora villages, situated 165 km from the district headquarters, will cast their votes in this polling station. Narmadapuram District Panchayat CEO Sojan Singh Rawat informed that to reach this center, the polling parties have to go through Chhindwara district.<br />''<br />''In this polling center, built in the Government Primary School of Nandia, various preparations including electricity, drinking water, and furniture are being arranged for the convenience of polling parties and voters. <br />