DEO appeals people to vote,use their power in upcoming polls
Shopian : In an endeavor to promote and encourage greater electoral participation, the District Election Officer (DEO), Mohammad Shahid Saleem Dar on Thursday led a SVEEP awareness programme here at Borihallan, Heerpora organised by Nodal Officer, SVEEP.
The rally started from Borihallan village and culminated at Heerpora which saw enthusiastic participation from the public including tribal community members.
The objective of the SVEEP awareness programme was to inspire and motivate the voters of the area to exercise their franchise and use their power to choose their best representative to the Legislative Assembly.
DEO on the occasion called upon the public to participate in the upcoming Assembly Elections, scheduled for September 18 by exercising their franchise and encouraged youth to participate in SVEEP Reel Competition for greater awareness of voter participation
SVEEP Prog to raise Voter Awareness conducted at GDC Sumbal
Bandipora: Government Degree College (GDC) Sumbal on Thursday organised a SVEEP (Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation) programme to raise voter awareness among participants.
The event, held under the patronage of Principal Professor (Dr.) Shabeena Iqbal Shawl, aimed at creating awareness among first-time voters about the importance of their participation in the electoral process.
The programme saw enthusiastic participation from both faculty and students, who engaged in insightful discussions about the role of voting in strengthening democracy.
In his address, Prof. Manzoor Ahmed, SVEEP Coordinator, provided an in-depth overview of the historical evolution of Indian democracy and elaborated on the significance of the ‘Right to Vote’ in ensuring a vibrant and functional democratic system.
He emphasized that first-time voters hold a unique responsibility in shaping the future of the nation, urging them to exercise their franchise.
SVEEP activities to educate Voters continue in full swing across B’la
Baramulla: The District Election Office of Baramulla is actively conducting Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) activities aimed at educating voters and enhancing electoral participation across all assembly constituencies of the district. Special attention is being given to first-time voters to ensure they are fully informed and ready to participate in the upcoming elections.
The SVEEP campaign includes a variety of initiatives such as rallies, street plays (nukkad nataks), door-to-door awareness programs, and the distribution of informational materials like voter guides and stickers on commercial vehicles. Mobile awareness vans are also being deployed to remote areas of the district. Schools, colleges, and community centers are actively participating to help raise awareness about the electoral process.
These activities focus on promoting ethical voting, ensuring all eligible voters are included in the electoral rolls, and providing guidance on voter ID applications and corrections.
These efforts aim to strengthen democratic participation and ensure a higher voter turnout in the district.
Voter Awareness Prog Held in Nigeen Nad Kund
Kulgam: Under the Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) program, a significant voter awareness programme was organized in the remote area of Nigeen Nad Kund in Kulgam.
This initiative aimed to raise awareness among the Scheduled Tribe (ST) population about the importance of voting and their active participation in the democratic process.
The event was part of the ongoing efforts to ensure that every section of society, particularly those in far-off areas, is well-informed about their voting rights and responsibilities.
Participants were educated by SVEEP nodal officer and other officers on the significance of their vote, how it contributes to strengthening democracy, and the role of each individual in shaping the future of their region and the country.
SVEEP Prog Conducted at Trichal,UPS Chewakalan in AC Pulwama
Pulwama : In a bid to enhance voter awareness and promote active participation in the democratic process, a comprehensive SVEEP (Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation) program was conducted Thursday at Trichal and UPS Chewakalan in Assembly Constituency 34-Pulwama.
The initiative engaging the local community underscores the importance of every vote in shaping the future of the region.
The event included interactive sessions aimed at educating citizens on the significance of their participation in the upcoming elections, emphasizing the power of the vote in a democracy.
Special efforts were made to reach out to first-time voters, ensuring they are well-informed about the electoral process and their rights as voters.
The District Administration, in collaboration with local officials, is committed to ensuring that every eligible voter exercises their franchise, reinforcing the message that every voice counts.
This voter awareness program is part of the larger SVEEP initiative undertaken across the district, aligning with efforts to ensure maximum voter turnout in the forthcoming 2024 Assembly Elections.
Awareness Prog under SVEEP held at GDC Vilgam Kupwara
Kupwara :: Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC), Handwara, Aziz Ahmad Rather who is also Returning Officer (RO) AC- 05-Handwara presided over a SVEEP programme at Government Degree College (GDC), Villgam to promote Voter Awareness.
The programme was organised exclusively for students, employees, focusing on the importance of exercising their voting rights by the College authorities in collaboration with Tehsil office Villgam.
This initiative is part of the ongoing efforts to empower voters and encourage their active participation in the democratic process.
Speaking on the occasion, the RO said that the aim of the SVEEP programme is to promote voter education and participation in forthcoming elections of the J&K Assembly.
J&K Assembly Polls: Mega SVEEP Event Conducted in AC-32 Pampore to Promote Voter Awareness
Pulwama : A series of Mega Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) events were successfully conducted Thursday at Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS) Pampore, High School (HS) Singoo Narbal and Government Primary School (GPS) Nagender in Assembly Constituency 32-Pampore.
The events were aimed at raising voter awareness and encouraging mass participation in the upcoming Assembly elections.
These initiatives emphasized the importance of active voter engagement and the crucial role each citizen plays in strengthening democracy.
The campaign sought to ensure that every eligible voter is informed, motivated and ready to cast their vote, reinforcing the message that “every vote counts”.
J&K Assembly Polls: SVEEP Awareness Drive, Nukkad Natak held at GHS Mawa
Samba: An awareness drive was organized Thursday at Govt. High School Mawa in Rajpura Constituency as part of the Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) initiative.
The event aimed to enhance voter awareness, with a special focus on facilitating Divyangjan (persons with disabilities) in the upcoming elections. The school, designated as a Special Polling Station for Divyangjan, symbolizes efforts to ensure accessible and inclusive elections for all citizens.
A Nukkad Natak (street play) was also performed, highlighting the importance of voter participation and the electoral process, engaging the students and the community in an interactive manner.
The event was organized by Nodal Officers Kewal Krishan (CEO Samba) and Ekshu Sharma (Assistant Director Handicrafts Samba), who have been actively involved in the voter awareness campaigns under SVEEP.
Additional District Development Commissioner (ADDC) Champa Devi was the Chief Guest. In her address, the Chief Guest lauded the efforts of the Election Commission and the district administration for their consistent focus on increasing electoral participation, especially among marginalized groups such as Divyangjan. She encouraged the students and community members to spread awareness about the importance of voting and contributing to the democratic process.
SVEEP Prog hosted at Gajoth -Bhalla to spread Voter Awareness
Doda: A special Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) program was conducted Thursday in the remote Panchayat of Gajoth in Bhalla Tehsil to raise awareness among voters about the importance of voting.
The event saw enthusiastic participation from local flower growers, farmers, and the ICDS team of Doda, reflecting a broad spectrum of community involvement.
The program was graced by the presence of District Election Officer Harvinder Singh, who delivered a compelling message about the significance of every single vote in a democracy. He urged all eligible voters to exercise their democratic right, calling it a vital step towards shaping the future of the region.
The event also featured the contribution from the Program Officer ICDS, Doda, Child Development Project Officer (CDPO), Bhaderwah, Nodal Officer Media Cell/MCMC Nasir Ahmed along with SVEEP Nodal Officer.
Together, they appealed to the residents of the Gajoth Panchayat to turn out in large numbers on Election Day and contribute to a robust democratic process.
Despite Gajoth’s remote location, the event witnessed a positive reception from the locals, who expressed appreciation for the information provided through the SVEEP program. Many community members remarked on how the initiative gave them valuable knowledge about the electoral process and the power of their vote.
The SVEEP program continues to play an instrumental role in fostering voter education and encouraging active participation in the democratic process across the Doda District.
Touqeer Bagwan, a progressive and dynamic young farmer played a pivotal role in making the event a success.
Distt Election Cell conducts sticker drive under SVEEP in Udhampur
Udhampur: To enhance voter awareness and encourage maximum participation in the upcoming Assembly Elections, the District Administration Udhampur organized a sticker drive under the Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation campaign here at Matador stand.
District Election Officer Saloni Rai, Nodal Officer SVEEP Dr. Preeti Sharma and other officers, besides local public affixed voter awareness stickers on vehicles.
The officers used this opportunity to motivate the public to exercise their democratic right by voting in the forthcoming Assembly Elections. The DEO appealed to the public to cast their vote, emphasizing the importance of civic engagement.
Election Cell intensifies SVEEP awareness across Ramban Distt
Ramban: To make the SVEEP (Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation) awareness drive more vibrant and impactful, the District Election Cell Ramban, under the leadership of District Election Officer (DEO) Baseer-Ul-Haq Chaudhary, organized a series of events across the district to enhance voter turnout in the upcoming Assembly Elections 2024, scheduled on September 18, 2024 in the district.
The District SVEEP Team, along with Nodal Officer SVEEP 54-Ramban and Nodal Officer SVEEP 55-Banihal, conducted an extensive awareness programs at the Government Higher Secondary School Sangaldan, marketplace and surrounding areas of Sangaldan, including Harog and Chachawah. The events saw active participation from a large number of voters, teachers, Booth Level Officers (BLOs), and students demonstrating a strong community commitment to the democratic process.
These awareness activities were organized under the overall supervision of District Nodal Officer SVEEP, Bikram Singh, who ensured that the programs effectively reached the target audience, encouraging informed and active participation in the electoral process.
The District Administration’s efforts reflect its dedication to ensuring a significant voter turnout in the forthcoming elections, thereby strengthening the democratic framework in the region.
J&K Assembly Polls: Extensive SVEEP activities boost Voter Awareness across Kathua
Kathua: An engaging Nukkad Natak was organized Thursday at Government HSS Plassi as part of the Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) program. The event aimed to educate students, staff, and the general public about the significance of exercising their right to vote in the upcoming Assembly Elections scheduled for October 1, 2024.
Alongside the Nukkad Natak, a painting competition was held for students from classes 11th and 12th. A speech by a 12th-grade student further emphasized the importance of voting in a democracy. The diverse activities encouraged young voters, especially first-time voters, to turn out in record numbers on Election Day.
Nodal Officer SVEEP 65-Basohli, Dr. Roshan Lal, engaged with students, faculty, and other attendees, including BLO supervisors, Anganwadi workers, ASHA workers, prominent citizens, and voters from nearby polling booths. He spoke about the crucial role students can play in promoting informed and ethical voting, urging the audience to use social media platforms to spread SVEEP initiatives, ensuring that no eligible voter is left behind.
The event concluded with a joint pledge ceremony, where all attendees committed to responsible participation in the upcoming elections.
The SVEEP team in AC 68-Hiranagar under the supervision of Nodal Officer SVEEP Hiranagar AC Priya Lakshmi expanded its awareness campaign to the border villages of Bobia, Patti, and Karol Bidho. The activities included discussion sessions, a SVEEP walk, and a unique declaration by women voters, who pledged to vote on October 1st by applying henna on their hands.
The event saw active participation from first-time voters, women, and senior citizens, all committing to ethical and inclusive voting. Senior citizens also appealed to all eligible voters in the area to exercise their right to vote on Election Day.
In AC 67-Kathua (SC), the ongoing SVEEP campaign continued with a Nukkad Natak by students from Government Higher Secondary School, Nagri Parole. The street play, performed in the bustling market area, captured the attention of a large crowd, highlighting the importance of electoral participation. The event ended with a collective Voters’ Pledge, taken by both students and the public.
Nodal Officer SVEEP 67- Kathua AC, Jatinder Sethi praised the students for their dedication and commended the school staff for their mentorship. Prominent figures, including Prithvi Raj Sangra, Executive Officer of the Municipality, Nagri Parole, attended the event, recognizing the students’ efforts with refreshments.
Later, an Essay Writing Competition was organized at Government Higher Secondary School (Boys), Kathua, encouraging students to reflect on the significance of voting.
Teachers’ day celebrated with Mega SVEEP Event at GGHSS Reasi
7000 students, teaching, non-teaching staff from across local schools connect digitally
Reasi: A Mega SVEEP programme, coinciding with Teachers’ Day, was organised at Government Girls Hr. Secondary School, Reasi.
Around 7000 students, teaching and Non teaching staff of the schools from across the district connected digitally.
The event held under the overall supervision of District Election Officer, Vishesh Mahajan witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, teachers and other staff. The students of Govt. Girls and Boys Hr. Secondary School presented a vibrant cultural program featuring Songs, Skits, Poetry Recitation and Symposium to disseminate information regarding the importance of casting their vote to strengthen democracy.
The SVEEP team, led by District Nodal Officer Sachin Sharma, highlighted the pivotal role of students as ambassadors for spreading electoral awareness. He encouraged all the officials, students and faculty members to motivate the general masses to exercise their vote and enthusiastically participate in the democratic process on 25 September 2024. He laid emphasis on various measures taken by District Administration to make voting accessible such as Pink Polling Stations for women, home voting for senior citizens aged 85 and above, ensuring inclusivity in the voting process.
Chief Education Officer, Deepak Kumar Gupta, Vice Principal, GHSS Dr. Zakir Hussain, Teachers, students, and officials of the different departments were present.
