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Govt to organize series of programs under National Voters’ Day

Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppPinterestLinkedinCopy URLTelegramEmailTumblrReddItPrintKoo Nisar Ahmed Butt, State Director MY Bharat addressing a press conference in Jammu. Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, Jan 24: Under the theme MY Bharat MY Vote, Bharat, Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, will organize a series of programs as part of the National Voters’ Day Padyatra / Sundays on Cycle – 2026 on 25 January, 2026. This was informed by Nisar Ahmed Butt, State Director MY Bharat J&K and Ladakh here today.

Govt to organize series of programs under National Voters’ Day

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Key Highlights

  • Addressing a press conference, Bhat said, “The programme is a nationwide youth mobilization initiative aimed at promoting informed, ethical and participative electoral engagement, with special focus on first-time voters.
  • The initiative seeks to transform National Voters Day into a vibrant mass movement led by youth.” He called upon all young citizens to actively participate in the National Voters’ Day Padayatras 2026 that are being organized in different districts of J&K and Ladakh and contribute meaningfully to strengthening India’s democratic fabric.
  • Adding more details, Khushal Gupta, Deputy Director, MY Bharat, Udhampur said that the programme will witness the active participation of MY Bharat volunteers and first-time voters.
  • “Activities include padayatras or cycling events, felicitation of first-time voters, voter awareness interactions, pledge-taking ceremonies and public outreach.
  • Youth participation in such democratic exercises is a crucial component of nation-building,” he said.
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