Empowering the Indian Voice in Munich: An Awareness Session with Mrs. Anshika Singh

Hosted by: Ramakrishnan Pandiarajan, President of German Bharatham

Guest Speaker: Mrs. Anshika Singh (CSU Candidate for Munich City Council & District Committee)

Date: Saturday, February 28, 2026

Time: 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM

Location: Online

Capacity: Limited to 20 spots

About the Event

The German electoral system is complex and significantly different from the Indian one. With the Munich Local Elections (Kommunalwahl) approaching on March 8, 2026, it is vital for our community to be well-informed and equipped to make their voices heard.

Join Ramakrishnan Pandiarajan, President of German Bharatham, for an exclusive, intimate awareness session with Mrs. Anshika Singh. This is not a political campaign, but a focused educational initiative to help the Indian diaspora understand the German government structure, the election process, and how we can achieve stronger representation in local governance.

What We Will Discuss:

The Election Process: A step-by-step guide to navigating the long ballot papers.
Party Structure: Understanding the CSU and how German political parties function.
Indian Representation: How having a voice in the Stadtrat (City Council) and Migrationbeirat (Foreigners Advisory Board) directly impacts issues at the KVR and across Munich.
Addressing Local Issues: Mrs. Singh’s vision for safety, housing, education, and mobility in Munich
Q&A: A rare opportunity to ask questions about the German government and how it serves the Indian community.

About Mrs. Anshika Singh

Mrs. Anshika Singh is a dedicated leader and mechanical engineer who has consistently championed the strength of the Indian community in Munich. Following her significant win in 2023, she was featured in the Süddeutsche Zeitung for her grassroots work and political awareness efforts.

In the upcoming election on March 08, 2026, she is contesting for:

Stadtrat (Munich City Council): List 1, Place 68.
Bezirksausschuss (District Committee – Feldmoching): List 1, Place 13.

Voting Information for Our Community

Who can vote? German citizens and EU citizens are eligible to vote in these elections
The Power of Three: In the German system, you can give up to three votes to a single candidate. We will explain how to maximize your impact by writing a “3” next to your chosen representative’s name
Postal Voting (Briefwahl): Avoid the queues on election day! We will show you how to register for postal voting so your documents arrive directly at your home

Register Now

With only 20 spots available, this session is designed to be highly interactive. Ensure you are prepared for March 8th and help make Indian representation in Munich more visible than ever.