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'Chunav ka Parv, Matdata ka Garv’: CEC Gyanesh Kumar Hails Assam, Kerala & Puducherry Elections 2026 as Historic Democratic Milestone

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In a powerful endorsement of India’s democratic strength, Gyanesh Kumar, the Chief Election Commissioner of India, lauded the ongoing Assembly Elections 2026 in Assam, Kerala, and Puducherry as a “historic testimony” not just for India, but for the entire democratic world. Addressing the significance of the electoral exercise, the CEC said that the massive participation of voters reflects the deep-rooted democratic values of the nation. He extended his heartfelt congratulations to every elector across the three regions for contributing to what he described as a landmark democratic achievement. “Assembly Elections 2026 in Assam, Kerala and Puducherry are a historic testimony not only for India but for the entire democratic world. On behalf of ECI, I congratulate each and every elector… Chunav ka Parv, Matdaata ka Garv,” said Gyanesh Kumar. The phrase “Chunav ka Parv, Matdaata ka Garv” underscores the spirit of celebration and pride associated with voting in India, reinforcing the idea that elections are not just a process but a festival of democracy. With strong voter turnout and peaceful polling reported across key constituencies, these elections once again highlight India’s stature as the world’s largest and most vibrant democracy. The Election Commission of India (ECI) has ensured robust arrangements, transparency, and inclusivity, enabling millions of citizens to exercise their fundamental right to vote. As the electoral process continues, the 2026 Assembly elections are being seen as a crucial political moment that could shape the governance and development trajectory of these regions in the coming years.
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