Prime Minister Narendra Modi wished the nation on National Voters’ Day, urging citizens to uphold democracy by actively participating in the electoral process. National Voters’ Day, observed on January 25, commemorates the establishment of the Election Commission of India in 1950, emphasizing voter appreciation, youth engagement, and democratic principles.
In a social media post, PM Modi emphasized the significance of the day in reinforcing faith in India’s democratic values. He praised the Election Commission of India for its efforts in enhancing democratic processes, highlighting the responsibility of every voter in shaping the nation’s future.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah also conveyed his wishes on the occasion, emphasizing the power of each vote in guiding the country’s direction. He stressed the moral duty to protect the integrity of the voting system from external influences, urging a collective commitment to utilize voting power for India’s progress.
Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare J.P. Nadda extended greetings on National Voters’ Day, underscoring the strength of democracy and the importance of voting as both a right and a duty. Nadda highlighted the day’s role in promoting awareness about voting significance and fostering an inclusive and participatory democratic framework.
Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh reflected on India’s democratic strength on National Voters’ Day, applauding the Election Commission of India for ensuring fair elections. Singh encouraged increased youth participation in voting, emphasizing the responsibility and pride associated with exercising the right to vote.
The theme for National Voters’ Day 2026 is ‘My India, My Vote,’ with the tagline ‘Citizen at the Heart of Indian Democracy.’ The Election Commission of India, a vital constitutional authority, oversees elections in India, including general elections, State Legislative Assembly elections, and elections for various esteemed offices.
