Election Commission Urges Against Using Physical Symbols in House of Representatives Campaigning
Summary
The Election Commission has urged political parties and candidates not to use physical election symbols made of materials like metal or wood during House of Representatives campaigning, citing public security concerns.
Key Points
- The Election Commissionurged parties not to use physical forms of election symbols during House of Representatives campaigning.
- Some parties or candidates have been using metal or wooden symbols, which raises security concerns.
- Campaigning is allowed only with election symbols printed on cloth, banners, flex, or paper as per prescribed standards.
- Violating this directive will be a breach of the Election Code of Conduct, 2082.
