Arunachal's Call: Strengthening Democracy at Grassroots

Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu launched BJP's panchayat election campaign in Tawang, urging voters to support candidates focused on development and accountability. The elections involve 8,31,648 voters across various constituencies. Panchayat polls use ballot boxes, while municipal elections employ Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs).

In Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu inaugurated the BJP's panchayat election campaign, rallying citizens to support 'candidates of development, accountability and a brighter future.' The campaign commenced with patriotic chants, resonating the commitment of the party workers and leaders.

Khandu emphasized the unique opportunity for altering the state's trajectory with BJP's influence from the Centre to the grassroots level, urging voters to back the party's nominees in upcoming polls.

The panchayat and municipal elections slated for December 15 reflect a comprehensive electoral strategy, covering diverse constituencies and involving over 8 lakh voters. With various polling stations set up, results will be announced post the December 20 vote count, using both EVMs and ballot boxes.

(With inputs from agencies.)