Some doctors in Indore (which is the state's most populated city) and diagnostic centres, including founder of central lab Dr Vinita Kothari have made significant announcements in this regard.
"Calling upon all citizens of Indore to mark their calendars for May 13 and exercise the right to vote. Your vote is not only your voice in shaping the future, but also a step forward towards a healthier community," Kothari wrote on social media platforms on Sunday.
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