Delhi Celebrates National Voters Day with a Call to Action
The National Voters Day in Delhi aimed to enhance voter participation, especially among first-time voters. Festivities included welcoming dignitaries, audiovisual messages, pledges, and competitions. Achievers received awards for outstanding election management. The day underscored the democratic spirit and encouraged informed voter engagement.

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On Saturday, the national capital marked the 15th National Voters Day with a spirited call to increase voter turnout, focusing particularly on engaging first-time voters. The Office of the Chief Electoral Officer of Delhi orchestrated a series of events filled with solemnity and purpose.
Chief Electoral Officer R Alice Vaz emphasized the day's mission to support and maximize voter participation, highlighting the theme 'Nothing like voting, I vote for sure.' National Voters Day is celebrated on January 25th, underscoring the foundation of the Election Commission of India.
The celebration featured the lighting of an auspicious lamp, a speech from the Chief Election Commissioner, and the NVD Pledge, affirming citizens' commitment to fair and unbiased elections. The event lauded first-time voters and achievers in election management, celebrating the importance of civic engagement.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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