Felicitating first time voters on 'National Voters Day' here today,he said youth should be brought on board to vote as they constitute an important segment in the poll process.
He said all newly enrolled eligible voters should be made aware of the right conferred on them and importance of polls and the determining role their votes would play in formation of the government of their choice.
"There cannot be real democracy if the youth constituting sizeable percentage of voters do not participate in elections. This has been the principal concern along with other attendant problems of money and muscle power," he said.
The Lt Governor hoped the coming Lok Sabha polls would see greater participation of people for a stronger democracy.
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