International Democracy Day: On the occasion of International Democracy Day, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann extended heartfelt greetings to all citizens of the country, emphasizing the importance of democracy as the foundation of India’s strength.
Bhagwant Mann Extends Greetings on International Democracy Day
In his tweet, CM Bhagwant Mann stated, “International Democracy Day greetings to all the citizens of the country. The power to build a better future lies in your own hands. Let us contribute to strengthening India – the world’s largest democracy – and ensure the protection of human rights.”
He further urged every citizen to actively participate in the democratic process
He further urged every citizen to actively participate in the democratic process, uphold the principles of freedom, equality, and justice, and work together towards a more progressive and inclusive society.
“Democracy is not just a system of governance, but the spirit that empowers every citizen to express their voice, safeguard their rights, and build a just society. Let us pledge to strengthen India’s democracy and make it a role model for the world,” he added.
International Democracy Day, celebrated globally on 15th September, marks the importance of democratic governance, freedom of expression, and the role of active citizen participation in shaping the future of nations.
CM Bhagwant Mann’s message reinforces the government’s commitment to upholding democratic ideals and ensuring that India continues to thrive as a beacon of freedom, equality, and human rights.
International Democracy Day, celebrated globally on 15th September, marks the importance of democratic governance, freedom of expression, and the role of active citizen participation in shaping the future of nations. It was established by the United Nations to raise awareness about the significance of democracy and remind governments and citizens of their responsibilities in promoting democratic ideals.
CM Bhagwant Mann also highlighted the government’s ongoing initiatives aimed at enhancing democratic participation in Punjab. These include the digitalization of public services, transparency in governance, encouraging grassroots-level participation through local self-governance bodies, and increasing awareness about citizens’ rights and duties.He emphasized that democracy thrives when every individual takes responsibility, exercises their right to vote, and actively contributes to the nation’s development.
He also called upon the youth of Punjab to lead the way in strengthening democratic values, promoting tolerance, dialogue, and constructive debate.“In today’s world, where challenges to democracy are rising globally, it is our duty to safeguard India’s democratic institutions and the voice of every citizen,” CM Bhagwant Mann said.By celebrating International Democracy Day, the Punjab government reinforces its commitment to maintaining democratic integrity, promoting social justice, and ensuring that the spirit of democracy reaches every corner of the state and the nation.