Chümoukedima Officials Train ICFAI University Students on Electoral Literacy

Kohima: Members of the Electoral Literacy Club and nodal officers from ICFAI University Nagaland met in Chümoukedima on August 27. The Office of the District Commissioner hosted the session. It focused on the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Officials drove the point home that schools must push for informed participation in local voting processes.

Colleges must lean on their clubs and Campus Ambassadors to get the facts out to students. The goal is to clear up common misconceptions and push eligible voters to check their registration details. Reliable data keeps rolls accurate. The event provided a clear roadmap for strengthening campus activities.

Students play a part. The session emphasized the role of students as electoral ambassadors within their communities by "sharing verified information and encouraging responsible participation in the democratic process." Youth need to know their rights. This initiative aims to build a better understanding of how the system works.

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