Election Commission seeks response from BJP and Congress on complaints against PM Modi and Rahul Gandhi
The Commission has sent this notice on the complaints made against the speeches of Modi and Rahul.
The Election Commission has sought response from BJP and Congress on the complaints of election code violations against PM Modi and Rahul Gandhi. The Commission has sent notices to BJP and Congress amid complaints of violation of the code of conduct. The Commission has asked both the parties to file their replies by 11 am on April 29. According to the information received, the Election Commission has issued this notice regarding the speeches of PM Modi and Rahul Gandhi.
The Commission has sent this notice on the complaints made against the speeches of Modi and Rahul. Violation of the code of conduct has been alleged in these complaints. It has been said in the complaint that these leaders are working to spread hatred and division among people on the basis of religion, caste, community and language.
The Election Commission sent notices to the presidents of both the parties under Section 77 of the Representation of the People Act. Prima facie, the Commission has held the party presidents responsible for fielding an army of star campaigners. He told the presidents of both the parties that political parties should take the first responsibility for the actions of their candidates. Especially in the case of star campaigners. The impact of election speeches of people holding high positions is more serious.
It is alleged that the code of conduct was not followed during these speeches. Let us tell you that BJP and Congress had complained against each other before the Commission.
Recently, while addressing an election rally in Banswara, Rajasthan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had said that if the Congress government comes to power, it can distribute the country's wealth between infiltrators and those who have more children. After this statement of PM Modi, Congress became the attacker. He says that the Prime Minister has started dividing Hindus and Muslims. At the same time, he had demanded the Election Commission to take action on this issue.