Polling parties, filled with enthusiasm, set out across Ratlam district's 1,297 polling stations. Joyful moments were captured as teams departed, some snapping selfies and dancing. The distribution of materials is managed smoothly by 750 officers. Mango panna treats and cooling arrangements eased the morning heat. Approximately 6,485 employees oversaw the elections, transported by 420 GPS-equipped vehicles.

Vikram More, a long-time resident, expressed his shock at not finding his or his family members' names on the list, despite decades of voting from the same address. Similarly, Dilip Shah, a retired government officer, was astounded to find only one out of four family members listed as eligible voters.

Chief Electoral Officer, Jharkhand, K Ravi Kumar said that all 29521 polling stations across Jharkhand will be developed as model booths having all basic facilities ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha polls. He said that the booths will have queue-less facilities for polling this time.