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SSR-2025: SVEEP workshop held for AAYAs at Kangan

K H News Service by K H News Service
July 11, 2025
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Ganderbal: A comprehensive SVEEP workshop focusing on the upcoming Special Summary Revision (SSR) 2025 was conducted Thursday at the meeting hall of the Zonal Education Office, Kangan.
The event witnessed active participation of AAYAs and helpers from across the zone, symbolizing grassroots commitment to strengthening democratic participation.
Organised by the District Nodal Officer SVEEP Ganderbal, Rumysa Sangeen (Deputy Chief Education Officer Ganderbal), the workshop underscored pivotal role of voter education at the foundational level.
Officers from the Education department and seasoned Election Master Trainers delivered insightful deliberations on the core objectives of SVEEP and its execution strategy for SSR 2025.
The sessions emphasized the importance of inclusive electoral rolls, timely corrections, and the enrollment of eligible voters, particularly women and marginalized groups.
With a focus on enhancing electoral literacy, speakers encouraged the participants to serve as catalysts of democratic awareness in their respective schools and communities.
The interactive nature of the workshop fostered a vibrant exchange of ideas and queries. The presence of enthusiastic AAYAs reflected their zeal to contribute meaningfully to the democratic framework.
Deliberations also highlighted the essential role of school-level staff in disseminating voter-centric knowledge.
The workshop concluded with a collective commitment to achieving cent percent enrollment and awareness in the zone.

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