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Gangtok: The Sikkim Democratic Front (SDF) is calling on its young members to take a larger role in local party mobilization and contribute to its Navnirman, or rebuilding, agenda. Party leaders met at the district office in Namchi on June 8 to discuss strategies for strengthening the organization and expanding its network ahead of future political activities.
SDF Youth Front General Secretary-in-Charge Riwaz Limboo presented a roadmap to increase youth engagement in party programs throughout the state. During the session, the party appointed new coordinators to lead efforts in key constituencies, naming Rupesh Gurung for 13-Namthang Rateypani and Vinod Jogi for 10-Poklok Kamrang.
State Women's Wing In-Charge Komal Chamling encouraged members to spread the party ideology to every village. She also directed youth workers to assist residents with filling out enumeration forms for the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Namchi-Singithang constituency in-charge Bikash Rai further urged the youth to remain focused on public welfare and party building.
Namchi district general secretary Prakash Rai emphasized that the party has entered a new phase with a vision for the future of the state. He described the participants as the "architects of a new Sikkim" and reaffirmed the party's dedication to former chief minister and SDF president Pawan Chamling.
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