Haryana’s ‘Save Vote, Save Nation’ Campaign Receives Strong Backing, Says Hooda

Haryana’s voter‑awareness initiative titled “Save Vote, Save Nation” has been reported to enjoy robust backing, according to Chief Minister Manohar Lal Hooda. The campaign, aimed at encouraging citizens to protect the integrity of the electoral process, has been rolled out across the state in the run‑up to upcoming elections. Hooda highlighted the enthusiasm of volunteers and local leaders who are mobilising communities to register, vote responsibly and report irregularities. He emphasized that safeguarding each vote is essential for the nation’s democratic health. The administration plans to continue the outreach through rallies, workshops and media messages in the coming weeks.

The drive, launched by the state election machinery, seeks to counter voter apathy and potential malpractices. Officials have coordinated with civil‑society groups to disseminate information on voting rights and the importance of a free and fair poll. Hooda’s endorsement underscores the political leadership’s commitment to reinforcing democratic norms in Haryana.

Stakeholders, including youth groups and women’s associations, have joined the effort, reflecting a broad coalition that spans urban and rural areas. The campaign’s momentum is expected to translate into higher voter turnout and a more transparent electoral environment, according to the chief minister’s remarks.