CEC Rajiv Kumar Explains How Young Voters Are the Key to Indian Democracy on National Voters' Day

On the occasion of National Voters' Day, Chief Election Commissioner of India Rajiv Kumar noted that young voters, born around or after 2000, are an integral part of India's future democracy, as they have started to join the electoral rolls.

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CEC stressed Importance of Establishing Democratic Values in Schools

CEC stressed the importance of establishing democratic values in schools before students reach the age of voting eligibility.

This day symbolises the ECI's commitment to making elections more inclusive, participatory, voter-friendly, and ethical, he continued.

The 13th NVD's (2023) slogan, “Nothing Like Voting, Vote for Sure”, encourages citizens to take pride in their civic duty.

Having been successful in conducting 17 Lok Sabha elections, 16 elections each to the office of the President and Vice President, and 399 Legislative Assembly elections, the organisation has established its reliability and trustworthiness.

This theme will help to promote good governance and create a positive impact.

The 400th assembly elections are in progress. Unlike in some other countries, election results in India are never contested or called into question.

Any individual complaints or petitions are settled by the respective High Courts.

The Election Commission of India has earned the trust of the citizens and the political parties, and its aim is to further strengthen this trust.

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