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Before the Constitution came into force in India on 26 January 1950, our country was a slave of the British government and before the British government, there was no democratic system in the country. The country was ruled by kings and everyone did not get equal rights there. In such a situation, when the Constitution came into force in the country on 26 January 1950, a democratic system was implemented in the country. Due to this every citizen of the country got the right to choose his ruler and a common man also got the right to stand as a candidate. In a democratic system, every ruler is chosen by the public. Who will be in power, who will win and who will not win? These are decided by the public and the citizens of the country. The public elects its representative by voting. The importance of voting is very high for both the public and the representative. The right to vote is a fundamental right. This right has been given to us by the Constitution. Through voting, we elect the representatives of our country. These representatives form our government and rule our country. Therefore, we must exercise our right to vote and contribute to the development of our country.
To make voters aware, the “Sweep Deep” program was organized in Balodabazar-Bhatapara under Sweep. This program was organized by District Administration Balodabazar-Bhatapara under the guidance of District Collector and District Election Officer Mr. KL Chouhan (IAS) and the leadership of District Panchayat CEO Ms. Divya Agrawal. Collector KL Chauhan and Senior Superintendent of Police Mr. Sadanand Kumar inaugurated Sweep Deep by lighting the lamp. In the “Sweep Deep” program, a world record was set by lighting thousands of lamps and giving the message of voting. Which was registered as a world record in the Golden Book of World Records with the title “Largest Artwork Made With Enlighten Oil Lamp”. The provisional certificate of the world record was presented to the District Collector and District Election Officer Mr. K.L. Chauhan by the representative of the Golden Book of World Records, Mrs. Sonal Rajesh Sharma (GBWR), in the presence of administrative officers and dignitaries of the district present during the program. Expressing happiness over the name being registered in the Golden Book of World Records, Mr. K.L. Chauhan congratulated the rural women of the women self-help groups associated with Panchayat and rural development, as well as the officers and employees of all other departments for making the event a success.
On the occasion of the “Sweep Deep” program, the District Collector administered an oath to the people present to maintain the dignity of democratic traditions by keeping full faith in democracy in the upcoming elections and to use their voting rights 100% in all elections without being influenced by any temptation, maintaining the dignity of free, fair and peaceful elections. On this occasion, CEO of District Panchayat Mrs. Divya Agarwal, Assistant Collector Mrs. Namrata Choubey, SDM Mr. Amit Gupta, Deputy District Election Officer Mr. RR Dubey, SDOP Mrs. Nidhi Nag, along with officers and employees of various departments, teachers, women of the group and citizens were present. Even before this, Balodabazar-Bhatapara has been awarded the Golden Book of World Records several times.
