Udhampur, January 20: In a significant event to commemorate the Pre-National Voters’ Day, the students and staff of Government College for Women, Udhampur, enthusiastically participated in a Voter’s Pledge ceremony. The event aimed to raise awareness about the importance of voting and to reaffirm the collective commitment to strengthen the democratic fabric of the nation.
The program began with a brief introduction by the principal of the college, who highlighted the significance of the National Voters’ Day, observed annually on January 25. The principal emphasized the pivotal role of youth and educators in fostering a vibrant democracy and urged everyone to uphold the values of electoral participation and responsible citizenship.
During the ceremony, students and staff solemnly took the Voter’s Pledge, vowing to uphold the democratic traditions of India and to cast their votes ethically and fearlessly in every election. The pledge served as a reminder of the critical responsibility each citizen bears in shaping the nation's future through active participation in the electoral process.
Various activities were also organized as part of the celebration, including debates, poster-making competitions, and speeches centered around the theme of democracy and electoral integrity. These initiatives were designed to educate students about the power of their vote and encourage them to participate actively in the democratic process.
Speaking on the occasion, a senior faculty member remarked, “The youth are the backbone of our democracy. By instilling the values of responsible voting and civic awareness, we can ensure a brighter and more inclusive future for our country.”
The event concluded with a resounding resolve by the participants to promote voter awareness in their communities, particularly among first-time voters, to ensure maximum participation in upcoming elections.
The Pre-National Voters’ Day celebration at Govt. College for Women, Udhampur, was a testament to the institution's dedication to empowering young minds with the knowledge and spirit of democratic responsibility.
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