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How 'Animals' In Bengal Are Encouraging People To Vote In The 2024 Lok Sabha Elections - Vimarsana News

How 'Animals' In Bengal Are Encouraging People To Vote In The 2024 Lok Sabha Elections

From 'Gendu' to 'Baghu' - this election season, the animals of Bengal are encouraging people to exercise their democratic rights, besides guiding them at polling stations.

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India News | From 'Gendu' to 'Baghu' -- Bengal's Animals Encouraging People to Vote This Election

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bengal election dates: From 'Gendu' to 'Baghu': Bengal's animals encouraging people to vote this election

Bengali district Elections Sections are using various animal mascots to encourage voters to exercise their democratic rights and attend polling stations. The mascots are inspired by various Bengali animals, such as 'Gendu', 'Mohanbao', 'Baghu', and 'Dareeling hills'. The campaign aims to highlight Bengal's rich cultural diversity and encourage voters to participate in the electoral process. The mascots are based on characters closer to the voters' hearts, such as 'Teesta', 'Vote Gopal', 'Batul the Great', and 'Ghotoknath'.