“Pot Ice Cream” Treats Await Pune Voters At Affordable Prices!
By Saloni Mandlik
Deccan, 12th May 2024: As temperatures soar and the Lok Sabha Election in India approaches, citizens of Pune will be delighted to receive a mouthwatering treat after casting their votes.
Shirish Bodhani, the proprietor of ‘Shirish Traders’, has promised that anyone who votes in this year’s elections will enjoy delicious pot ice cream at a pocket-friendly price.
Famous for his unique kulfi cups at his shop near Kamala Nehru Park, Shirish Bodhani has devised a strategy aimed at increasing voter turnout and enhancing public participation in governance. A unique offer awaits any resident of Pune city who participates in the voting process: a kulfi cup at a reduced price. This approach not only seeks to boost voting rates but also aims to instill a sense of civic duty among individuals.
Voters who cast their ballots between 9 am and 12 noon this coming Monday, May 13th, will enjoy half-priced pot ice creams, priced at only 30 rupees instead of the usual 60 rupees per cup, as an incentive for voting during peak hours when the heat is unbearable.
Pot ice cream holds a special place in Pune’s culinary heritage. For over forty years, Bodhani’s kettle ice cream has been a summer favorite among residents. While its recipe adheres to traditional methods and high-quality ingredients, Bodhani has ensured its taste remains authentic amidst many other companies engaging in similar activities, thus becoming renowned for producing the best kettle ice cream primarily in Pune.
Bodhani’s introduction of an attractive reward encourages people to fulfill their civic duty as Pune prepares for the Lok Sabha elections. It transcends mere attraction based on the reduced price of ice cream; it is a demonstration of community spirit and a sense of citizenship. Those interested in enjoying this delicious dessert or learning more can contact Shirish Bodhani at 9422306670.
With the promise of refreshing pot ice cream awaiting them, Pune voters have an additional incentive to participate in the democratic process and make their voices heard.
