Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Youngsters Use Mehendi To Muster Momentum for Voter Awareness in Ahmedabad Amid General Polls (Watch Video)

Ahmedabad, May 2: As part of the ongoing Systematic Voters Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) campaign in Ahmedabad, mehendi competition was organised in the city where youngsters participated with the aim of boosting polling percentage among eligible voters. Participants infused their Mehendi designs with symbols representing electoral participation and democratic principles.

Mehendi competition took place in Ahmedabad's Parimal High School. Speaking about the activity with ANI, Parimal School principle Vijay Kumar Patel said, "India is the largest democracy and every vote is important. Students have put mehendi on their hand with a message to boost voting." Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Election Commission Extends Polling Hours in Telangana Due To Extreme Heat Wave Conditions.

Mehendi Competition in Ahmedabad

One of the participant, Jiya Shah, a student in Parimal High School, said that the students made efforts to inspire people to cast vote. "Today we had one competition in our school with a message that every vote is important. By voting, we choose our government, which works for public. We have used slogans in our mehendi and our effort is to inspire people to cast vote for stronger nation." Lok Sabha Elections 2024: For First Time Former Telangana CM K Chandrasekhar Rao’s Family Stays Away From Polls.

Krupa Jha district education officer (DEO), Ahmedabad rural, talked about the SVEEP campaign, "It is an effort to enhance participation, particularly female voters, to exercise their vote. Our school students have also put mehendi on women voters' hands to remind them about voting." Twenty-five of 26 Lok Sabha constituencies in Gujarat are going to vote on May 7.

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