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ABVP launches voter awareness campaign

ABVP launches voter awareness campaign

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Tribune News Service

New Delhi, April 26

With the elections in the national capital looming just around the corner, the ABVP has kicked off a voter awareness campaign across all seven Lok Sabha constituencies in Delhi.

The campaign is primarily aimed at igniting interest and awareness among young, especially first-time voters, about the electoral process.

ABVP national joint organising secretary Praffula Akant stated, “Our party is dedicated to engaging the youth of Bharat, especially first-time voters, to ensure maximum participation in the ongoing Lok Sabha election. This nationwide initiative strives for a 100 per cent voter turnout.”

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