Nepali Congress Spokesperson Alleges Violation of Election Code of Conduct Through Child Mobilization
Summary
Nepali Congress spokesperson Devraj Chalise alleged the violation of the election code of conduct by using children in election campaigns, urging the Election Commission to take action, especially citing Chitwan.
Key Points
- Nepali Congress spokesperson Devraj Chalise alleged children are being used in election campaigning violating the election code of conduct.
- Chalise specifically mentioned buses filled with children and children in Chitwan soliciting votes as examples of violations.
- He called on the Election Commission to stop such activities and urged political parties to use dignified language and behavior.
- Chalise also urged voters to consider candidates' backgrounds and performance before voting to prevent authoritarianism.
