The Election Commission of India recently engaged with Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) in South Africa and Mauritius. The delegation’s visit aimed to discuss various aspects of the electoral process and encourage NRIs to participate actively in India’s democratic process. The interaction provided NRIs with valuable insights into the voting procedures and their role in influencing the electoral outcomes. The Election Commission highlighted the importance of NRIs’ participation in shaping the country’s future by exercising their voting rights. The delegation also addressed any queries or concerns raised by the NRIs regarding the voting process. This initiative is part of the Election Commission’s efforts to reach out to Indian citizens living abroad and ensure their inclusion in the electoral process. By engaging with NRIs in different countries, the Election Commission aims to create awareness about the voting procedures and empower NRIs to make informed decisions during elections. The interaction with NRIs in South Africa and Mauritius is a step towards strengthening the bond between the diaspora and their homeland. It also emphasizes the Election Commission’s commitment to promoting transparency and inclusivity in the electoral process. Such initiatives play a crucial role in enhancing voter participation and fostering a sense of belonging among NRIs towards India. The delegation’s visit was well-received by the NRI community, who appreciated the opportunity to engage directly with the Election Commission and contribute to the democratic process from overseas.