Every vote has an important role to build a strong democracy: District Election Officer
R.K. District level sweep program conducted at Arya College Nawanshahr
Nawanshahr-16 April-Daljeet Ajnoha
Every vote plays an important role to strengthen the democracy, we can use our valuable vote to elect the right leader, who works for the progress of the country. Deputy Commissioner cum District Election Officer Navjot Pal Singh Randhawa Opinions were expressed during the district level sweep program conducted at Arya College Nawanshahr. Before this, he gave the message of voting by releasing balloons at the college ground. On this occasion Additional Deputy Commissioner (P.V.) Sagar Setia and Assistant Returning Officer cum Sub-Divisional Magistrate Nawanshahr Dr. Akshita Gupta, Assistant Returning Officer cum SDM. Balachore Ravinder Bansal, Assistant Commissioner General Dr. Gurleen Kaur, Good Governance Fellow Madam Asmita and College Principal Sanjeev Dawar were also present.
District Election Officer Navjot Pal Singh Randhawa appealed to the residents of the district to vote and said that more and more sweep programs are being conducted in schools and colleges. The purpose of conducting these programs is that on one hand the children learn the importance of democracy and vote, on the other hand the children also motivate their family members to vote. He said that we must use our vote and elect a good leader. This time, a target of more than 75 percent voting has been set in District Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar. This can only be possible if we all use our vote together.
Meanwhile, students of different schools and colleges Jasmine, Navi, Nandini Sharma, Bhuvaneshwari motivated the youth to vote through songs and poems. Nodal Officer Sweep Nawanshahr Tarsem Lal also made everyone aware to vote to achieve the target of 75 percent voting in the district. After this Assistant Returning Officer cum SDM. Nawanshahr Dr. Akshita Gupta said that this program has been designed with great effort by her team with the support of Sweep employees in which more than 2000 children have participated. He also encouraged Saria to vote and to achieve the set goal. On this occasion, besides Assistant Nodal Officer Sweep Satnam Singh, a large number of students from schools and colleges were present.
