An Integrated Communication and Outreach Programme on SVEEP (Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation) was held at the Pranabananda Women’s College, Dimapur on Friday, a DIPR report stated.
This program was organized by the Central Bureau of Communication, Ministry of information and Broadcasting Field Office, Kohima in collaboration with Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), Pranabanada Women’s College, Dimapur.
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Deputy Commissioner of Dimapur Sachin Jaiswal, IAS in his address said that with the 14th Nagaland Assembly Election drawing near, all the state government officials from the Chief Electoral Officer to DC, Superintendent of Police and Commissioner of Police are all functional in this Election Commission of India.
“Whatever direction comes from the Election Commission of India we are here to assure that the direction is implemented in the high and true spirit and assure the voters to cast their vote free and fair manner,” he said.
He also noted that young voters are the prime voters who have the right to vote for their future. He urged the residents of Lhomithi colony to come and cast more votes as in the last election it has the lowest turnout with 58 percent.
Central Bureau of Communication Field Office Kohima organises #ICOP on #SVEEP at the Pranabananda Womens’ College, #Dimapur. #NagalandElections2023#sveep pic.twitter.com/4caYisCsBS
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The welcome address in the program was delivered by Swamiji Chinmoyanandaji Maharaj Joint Secretary PWC and the vote of thanks by P. Sophie. Songs were presented by Pranabananda Women’s College, Dimapur and a performance was displayed by Cultural Troupe.
An extempore speech competition was organised, and the winners were felicitated at the programme.
