The Election Commission directs the executive magistrate and the law enforcement agencies to carry out the code of conduct during the eleventh parliamentary elections. In the meantime, the constitutional body is also taking steps to hold procession, procession and the closing of campaign nominations.
On Monday, the EC's joint secretary Farhad Ahmad Khan sent a letter to the Public Administration Ministry to appoint one executive magistrate to take care of the code of conduct. The EC has written a letter to the Inspector General (IGP) of the law and order in this regard, saying that after the announcement of the schedule a candidate or a person has violated the Proclamation-Showdown Code of Conduct.
Officials of the election commission office of the Election Commission said that the Commission has come to the notice of possible candidates and supporters of procession and procession for the procession of political parties. The proceedings surrounding the central office of the parties are going on. Such activities violate code of conduct. In this regard, letters are being given to the concerned ministry, police headquarters and DMP commissioner to take proper action. From the announcement of the schedule, the commission will focus on implementing the Code of Conduct until the results are published.
There are opportunities to campaign in accordance with the rules of getting the symbol. In the Code of Conduct, no buses, trucks, motorcycles, boats, trains or any other mechanical vehicles can not carry out any procession or any such exercise. No procession can be conducted during the submission of nomination papers. Public meetings or meetings will not be held on any road that obstruct the movement of the people.
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