<p>Bengaluru: The Bangalore Traders Association took a unique approach to voter awareness by organising a puppet show to engage a wide audience on Saturday. The organisers wanted to dissuade negligence and convince individuals to prioritize voting over long weekend travel plans.</p>.<p>“In the last state election, barely 45% of the city’s electorate turned up to vote. This apathy is detrimental to having a truly representative government,” remarked Srinath, the Association’s former President.</p>.<p>“Voting should be considered our primary duty as citizens. I urge every Bengalurean to step out and vote this time around,” he added.</p>.<p>Passersby and shoppers on MG Road stopped to catch the entertaining yet impactful show, with many appreciating the innovative approach to drive electoral participation.</p>
<p>Bengaluru: The Bangalore Traders Association took a unique approach to voter awareness by organising a puppet show to engage a wide audience on Saturday. The organisers wanted to dissuade negligence and convince individuals to prioritize voting over long weekend travel plans.</p>.<p>“In the last state election, barely 45% of the city’s electorate turned up to vote. This apathy is detrimental to having a truly representative government,” remarked Srinath, the Association’s former President.</p>.<p>“Voting should be considered our primary duty as citizens. I urge every Bengalurean to step out and vote this time around,” he added.</p>.<p>Passersby and shoppers on MG Road stopped to catch the entertaining yet impactful show, with many appreciating the innovative approach to drive electoral participation.</p>