Election Commission Warns Against Obstructing Political Campaigning Ahead of Upcoming Polls
Summary
The Election Commission of Nepal warned that no individual or party should obstruct election campaigning ahead of the House of Representatives election scheduled for Falgun 21, citing legal penalties for violations.
Key Points
- The Election Commission clarified that no political party or candidate's campaigning activities should be obstructed by others.
- Complaints of obstruction during the 2082 House of Representatives election campaigns led to the Commission's statement.
- The Election Code of Conduct and Election (Offenses and Penalties) Act impose fines or imprisonment for obstructing election campaigning.
- The Commission called on all stakeholders to ensure a fair, impartial, and fear-free election environment.
