Indore's iconic eatery offers free breakfast to encourage voting

Indore's spirit finds a new expression as the owner of the famed 56 Dukan, Shyamlal Sharma, announcesd a heartwarming initiative to encourage voter turnout in the city.

 

Recognized for its delectable array of street food delights, 56 Dukan has now become synonymous with civic engagement, offering an incentive for residents to exercise their democratic right.

 

Shyamlal Sharma expressed his belief in Indore's unique identity, stating, "Indore has always stood out, and we will stand out in voting also."

 

The free breakfast service, available from 7 am to 9 am, features none other than Indore's beloved culinary treasures: poha and jalebi.

 

Sharma recollected their previous endeavor during the elections, where they successfully fed around 5,000 to 6,000 people.

 

However, this time, their aspirations soar even higher, with hopes to serve a staggering 11,000 to 12,000 individuals.