Wokha district joined the rest of the nation in celebrating National Voters’ Day 2026 under the theme “My India My Vote” at the DC’s Conference Hall, Wokha on 24th January 2026. The program highlighted the importance of democratic participation, the power of a single vote, and the responsibility of citizens in shaping the future of the nation.
Delivering the keynote address, Additional Deputy Commissioner Wokha, Renbomo Ezung, spoke on the inception of the National Voters’ Day and its significance in strengthening democratic principles. He emphasized the importance of voting as both a right and a duty, and urged citizens to contribute actively to the democratic process through awareness and participation.
District SVEEP Icon, Merilo M. Kikon, in a short but impactful speech, defined democracy through the lens of voting and responsibility. She highlighted how each vote carries the power to bring change, stressing the role of citizens in electing the right leaders and shaping the collective future.
As part of the celebration, the Best Booth Level Officer Awards were presented to outstanding officers from each Assembly Constituency: - 37th AC: N. Zubemo Lotha - 38th AC: David Tsopoe - 39th AC: Thungchamo Kithan - 40th AC: Mhonchan Lotha .
The program also included the felicitation of new voters, symbolizing the inclusion of fresh voices in the democratic process. The Voters’ Pledge was administered by EAC Wokha, Thepfuzakie Sanchu, reaffirming the commitment of citizens to uphold democratic values.
A special presentation was given by Youth Alive, AG Church Wokha Town, adding vibrancy to the occasion. The vote of thanks was delivered by Assistant Election Officer Wokha, Kulo Kromi, while the program was chaired by EAC Wokha, Sangmou Khiamniungan.
The celebration reflected the district’s collective spirit in honoring democracy and encouraging active voter participation, reinforcing the message that every vote counts and every citizen matters.
(DPRO and IA Wokha)
