Deputy Commissioner & District Election Officer, Tuensang in collaboration with Akashvani Kohima under BIND (‘Broadcasting Infrastructure and Network Development) Scheme organised the 15th National Voters’ Day on the theme “Nothing Like Voting, I Vote for Sure” at DC Conference Hall, Tuensang today.
In her speech, DC & DEO Tuensang Lithrongla Tongpi Rutsa called on eligible citizens to actively participate in the electoral process. To the young voters, she emphasized the significance of voting as a civic duty.
Ms Rutsa also highlighted the importance of registering for the electoral roll, noting that many individuals may still not have completed their registration. She also encouraged first-time voters to not only vote but also spread the message to their peers.
Assistant Director ( Programme) and Head of Programme, Akashvani Kohima, Abino Lasuh emphasised that Voting is not only about choosing leaders but it is about shaping the future of the nation. She urged the citizens especially the youth, to understand the importance of one’s vote. Ms Lasuh also stressed on the power of communication,n particularly radio.
Ms Lasuh said for decades, radio has been a medium that connects the farthest corners of the nation. She also added in today’s digital world, while new technologies evolve, radio continues to hold its charm. On the occasion, awards were given to the best BLO award, essay and speech competitions.