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Analysis: Chang 16-gipa National Voters Day-ko Dadenggre-o mania

Celebrating National Voters Day in Meghalaya's West Garo Hills

Celebrating National Voters Day in Meghalaya's West Garo Hills

On January 24, 2026, the West Garo Hills district in Meghalaya celebrated the National Voters Day with enthusiasm. This annual event, marked across India on January 25, aims to encourage citizen participation in the electoral process and promote awareness about the importance of voting.

Voter Registration and Awareness

The event held at Dadenggre Civil Sub-Division's Multi Facility Centre was graced by the Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) of the region, Rajkumar Hajong. He emphasized the significance of every voter and encouraged potential voters to register and exercise their democratic right.

The ADC also highlighted the importance of maintaining a clean and updated electoral roll. Officers from the Election Commission of India (ECI) were present to address queries related to voter registration and the Election Photo Identity Card (EPIC).

Empowering Booth Level Officers

In addition, certificates were distributed to Booth Level Officers to recognize their contributions to the electoral process. The event also featured a run, titled "Run for Democracy," which aimed to encourage active participation and promote the spirit of democracy.

Promoting Women's Participation

The run witnessed the participation of several local women, including Macmillan B Marak, Inbirth G Marak, Bethnar A Sangma, Lilitha A Sangma, Nokarik Ch Marak, and Nopanchi A Sangma. The event aimed to inspire more women to participate in the democratic process and make their voices heard.

Relevance in North East India and Beyond

The celebration of National Voters Day in Meghalaya's West Garo Hills is a testament to the region's commitment to democratic values. It underscores the importance of active citizen participation in the electoral process, a key aspect of a functioning democracy. This event echoes the broader Indian context, where the Election Commission of India works tirelessly to ensure free and fair elections.

Looking Forward

As we reflect on this event, it is crucial to remember that the power to shape our future lies in our hands. By registering to vote and casting our ballots, we can contribute to the democratic process and help determine the course of our nation. Let us continue to celebrate and uphold our democratic rights, and strive for a more inclusive and participatory democracy.