West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Sunday launched a scathing attack on the Election Commission, accusing it of "snatching away" people's voting rights, and yet celebrating the National Voters' Day, which she believed is a "tragic farce."
Speaking during an event at his camp office in Sanganer, CM Bhajanlal asserted that a single vote plays a crucial role in the development of the country and the state.
The Governor was addressing the state-level function organised on the 16th 'National Voters' Day' at the historic Gaiety Theatre in Shimla today as the chief guest.
In her address to the nation on the eve of the 77th Republic Day, she also mentioned her recent visit to the Siachen Base Camp, where she witnessed the bravery and preparedness of Indian soldiers in challenging conditions. Additionally, she highlighted her experience of flying in Sukhoi a
Srinagar observed the 16th National Voters' Day at the Government College of Education, M.A. Road, with a special function aimed at promoting democratic values and voter awareness on Sunday.
PM Modi said, "The voter is the soul of democracy. Whenever a young person becomes a voter for the first time, the entire neighbourhood, village, or even the city should come together to congratulate them and distribute sweets. This will increase awareness about voting among people."
"National Voters' Day is a powerful reminder that a nation's future belongs to its people, and that our collective voice can shape our shared destiny. The people of India deserve a free, fair and fearless elections, where clean electoral rolls and level-playing field is the primary requis
"Heartiest greetings to all of you on National Voters' Day, dedicated to the spirit of a participatory, aware, and vibrant democracy. An aware voter determines the direction and condition of the nation through their right to vote; this right is the true foundation of strength and trust in
"Greetings on #NationalVotersDay. This day is about further deepening our faith in the democratic values of our nation. My compliments to all those associated with the Election Commission of India for their efforts to strengthen our democratic processes. Being a voter is not just a consti
India observes National Voters' Day on January 25 each year to celebrate democracy and empower every citizen to take part in the electoral process. The day marks the foundation of the Election Commission of India (ECI), which was established on January 25, 1950, under Article 324 of the I