Itanagar, Jan 25: Along with the rest of the nation, the Governor's Secretariat at Raj Bhavan, Itanagar, celebrated the 15th National Voters’ Day under the theme ‘Nothing Like Voting, I Vote for Sure’. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from the officers and staff of the Secretariat.
The Secretary to the Governor, Darade Sharad Bhaskar, administered the National Voters’ Day pledge to the officials. The pledge reaffirmed their commitment to upholding India's democratic traditions and ensuring free, fair, and peaceful elections.
Speaking at the event, Darade emphasized the critical role of every vote in strengthening the country's democratic framework. He stated that voting is not only a fundamental right but also a tribute to the essence of democracy, underscoring the power voters hold in shaping the nation’s future.
The observance served as a reminder of the responsibility and power of voters in building a vibrant and inclusive democracy.
YUPIA: The 15th National Voters’ Day was held at PM Shri Govt. Upper Primary School, Yupia on Saturday.  
Dr. Taw Azu, Principal of Govt. College Doimukh attended the event as the chief guest.
Addressing the gathering. She shared insights into India’s historical journey to sovereignty and the importance of voting rights. 
She emphasized the value of free and fair elections, stating that politics is an integral part of society where crucial decisions are made.
She further highlighted the need for electing capable leaders for progress and urged people not to be influenced by financial incentives or familial ties when choosing representatives.
Instead, she stressed the importance of selecting deserving and competent leaders. She also discussed the significance of Article 326, which grants voting rights to individuals aged 18 and above.
Deputy Commissioner Papum Pare, Jiken Bomjen who was also present in the program also spoke.
He elaborated  the importance of celebrating the Voters’ Day and stated that the National Voters’ Day is celebrated to encourage new voters to actively participate in the electoral process and the democratic system and that every individual who turns 18 years old should get enrolled as a voter.
The program further included  felicitation of Outstanding Booth Level Officers (BLO) , presentation of EPIC cards to the newlyenrolled youth voters and prize distribution of the literary competitions held as a part  of  the NVD.
PASIGHAT: The 15th National Voters Day was celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm on the theme “ Nothing like Voting, I Vote for Sure” here at DC’s Conference Hall. The event organized under the guidance of the ADC-cum-ERO (HQ), Tatling Pertin, aimed to highlight the significance of voting and to encourage participation and inspiring both new and experienced voters to actively participate in the electoral process..
One of the key highlights was the administration of the Voters pledge by the DC-cum-District Election Officer (DEO), Tayi Taggu, where all the participants reaffirmed their commitment to upholding democratic values and participating in free and fair elections. The DEO also handed over EPICs (Elector Photo Identity Cards) to new voters, marking their entry into the democratic process.
The DEO spoke on the the importance of votersresponsibility in a democratic society.
DEO East Siang also felicitated the Booth Level Officers (BLOs) of the district.
Earlier,ADC-cum-ERO Tatling Pertin highlighted the importance of the occasion to encourage both new and experienced voters to actively participate in the electoral process.

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