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Sky lanterns light up the sky as Dholai prepares for bye- election
way2barak, Nov 8: In a dazzling display of civic pride and electoral encouragement, the skies above Dholai lit up with 208 sky lanterns and balloons at B.N.M.P School field on Friday evening. The spectacle, a part of the Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) program, aimed to spark enthusiasm among Dholai’s voters as they prepare for the crucial bye-election for the LA 11-Dholai (SC) Constituency on November 13, 2024.
It is worthy to mention that the number 208 is significant, mirroring the exact number of polling stations in the constituency. Each lantern and balloon soared high, symbolizing a powerful message to residents—every vote counts in shaping the future. At precisely 5:00 PM, these vibrant symbols of democratic duty were launched, carrying reminders for all eligible voters to participate actively in the upcoming election.
Addressing the gathering, District Commissioner Mridul Yadav emphasized the importance of every vote in molding the community’s destiny.
“Every single vote has the power to shape our community’s future,”DC Yadav stated passionately.
“Let’s set an example of high voter turnout and commitment to democracy that resonates with generations to come.” He praised the SVEEP initiative as a true representation of democracy’s spirit, urging citizens to be part of the positive change they wish to see.
As the lanterns floated upwards, they left a lasting visual of community unity and shared aspirations. Officials including Additional District Commissioner Van Lal Limpuia Nampui, Assistant Commissioner and Deputy Director of Information Public Relations, Barak Valley Zone Silchar Assam, Bonnykha Chetia, Election Officer, Masi Topno, and other district administration officials also attended, underscoring the collective call for voter participation.
The event closed with a renewed sense of commitment to the electoral process, reminding every attendee of their role in shaping a brighter future through the power of their vote.
This is stated in a press release issued from Regional office of Information & Public Relations Barak valley Zone Silchar Assam.
