Over 1,500 election publicity materials removed in Janakpurdham
Summary
Over 1,500 election-related publicity materials violating the election code of conduct were removed from public places in Janakpurdham by authorities after political parties failed to comply.
Key Points
- More than 1,500 election-related publicity materials violating the election code of conduct were removed in Janakpurdham.
- The materials included posters, banners, stickers, and flags placed on electric poles, walls, and government structures.
- The Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) was identified as the biggest violator of the election code of conduct.
- Authorities have warned of legal action against parties and candidates who continue to violate the code of conduct to ensure free and fair elections.
