Mumbai North Central constituency has the highest number of voters between the age of 85-120 years and also the highest number of disabled ones. The constituency includes areas from Vile Parle, Kurla, Kalina, and Bandra. According to data provided by the Election Commission office of Mumbai’s suburban district, there are 98,128 citizens aged between 85 and 120 years, with 51,217 male and 46,911 female voters.

Disabled people will be given a helping hand by polling booth officials. File Pic/Ashish Raje 

Among them, the largest group, totaling 7,971, citizens, resides in the Bandra West assembly segment. Within this group, there are 3,649 male citizens and 4,322 female citizens. Following closely behind is the Vile Parle segment, with 7,650 citizens, within the same constituency. In the demographic of voters with disabilities, there are a total of 15,892 individuals, comprising 9,238 males and 6,654 females. The highest concentration is found in the Chandivli assembly segment of the Mumbai North Central constituency, with 1,172 electors, consisting of 657 males and 514 females.