Food discounts, free health checkups for voters in Noida. How, where to claim?

Restaurants and hospitals in Noida and Greater Noida are teaming up to encourage people to vote in the Lok Sabha election on April 26. Voters can get up to 20 per cent discount on food bills and free full-body check-ups.
Led by the National Restaurants Association of India (NRAI), around two dozen restaurants have joined in as of Wednesday. This initiative aims to inspire citizens to vote in the Gautam Buddh Nagar constituency.
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• Simply show your inked finger at the participating restaurants on April 26 and 27.
• No need for additional ID proofs, your inked finger is proof enough to avail the “Democracy Discount.”
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According to NRAI, restaurants offering discounts:
1. Desi Vibes
2. Kaffiiaa
3. I Sacked Newton
4. De Valentino Cafe
5. Noida SOCIAL
6. Getafix
7. Osteria
8. Chica Loca
9. F Bar Noida
10. Xero Courtyard Gardens Galleria
11. Dirty Rabbit
12. Baby Dragon
13. Trippy Tequila
14. Cafe Delhi heights
15. Ching Singh
16. Paso Noida
17. Moire Cafe & Lounge
18. The Beer Cafe
19. Sky by Swagath
20. Imperfecto
21. The Patiala Kkitchen
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Felix Hospitals in Noida’s Sector 137 introduced “Vote for Healthy India” offer, where voters can get a 100 per cent discount on full body check-ups.
Eligible citizens need to show their voting ink mark to avail the ₹6,500 check-up for free. The offer runs from April 26 to 30, said Felix Hospitals CEO and chairman Dr D K Gupta.
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Gautam Buddh Nagar, including Noida and Greater Noida, heads to polls on April 26 in Lok Sabha’s second phase with over 26 lakh registered voters.
In past elections, it recorded a turnout of 60.47 per cent in 2019, 60.38 per cent in 2014, and a low 48 per cent in 2009. The constituency consistently lags behind the national average: 67.40 per cent in 2019, 66 per cent in 2014 and 58 per cent in 2009, according to Election Commission data.
(Inputs from PTI)