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Voter awareness prog under SVEEP held at Nomadic pastures of Chaturgul G’bal

K H News Service by K H News Service
September 17, 2024
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Ganderbal : The SVEEP team Ganderbal organized a highly successful outreach programme at Nomadic Pasture Mahlish and Tokdi on high mountains of Chaturgul.
This initiative aimed to boost voter awareness and participation among tribal communities.
The event, conducted with the supervision of the District Nodal Officer (DNO) SVEEP, saw active involvement from the Zonal Education Officer (ZEO) Kangan and the Child Development Project Officer (CDPO) ICDS Kangan.
Their participation was instrumental in engaging with the local community and ensuring the smooth execution of the programme.
A noteworthy highlight of the outreach was the significant enthusiasm demonstrated by tribal female voters.
Their proactive engagement and eagerness to participate in the upcoming elections underscored the effectiveness of the SVEEP initiatives in fostering electoral awareness and encouraging voter participation.
The SVEEP team extends its gratitude to all stakeholders and participants who contributed to the success of this outreach programme.
The commitment shown by the tribal community reaffirms the importance of continued voter education efforts and the role they play in strengthening democratic processes.

K H News Service

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