In Madhya Pradesh, there are only four days left for the election campaign to end, hence all the political parties are busy campaigning with full force. Due to the festival of Diwali, there will be more emphasis on personal contact and Diwali meetings in campaigning than on political meetings and rallies today. Both BJP and Congress parties are already engaged in celebrating Kamal Diwali and Diwali Congress Wali respectively to connect party workers as well as voters. Amidst the vigorous campaigning by political parties, the Election Commission is also running a voter awareness campaign with the help of various sections of the society.<br />''<br />''<span style="color: #222222;">Our correspondent reports that the Election Commission is making all-out efforts to increase the voting percentage in Madhya Pradesh.  The Commission is also taking the help of various non-political groups for this campaign. Voter awareness chariots of the Central Information Bureau are also explaining the importance of voting on a large scale to the voters across the state. The message of voting was given by donating 17 thousand earthen lamps in Indore.  Under the voter awareness campaign in Shivpuri district, rangoli-making and lamp donation programs were organised in the polling stations of all 74 panchayats.  Such programs are taking place across the state.  In which voters are also actively participating.</span><br />