Nepal Election Commission Warns of Fines and Jail Time for Obstructing Campaigning
Summary
The Nepal Election Commission warns that obstructing election campaigning can lead to fines of NPR 200,000 or up to three years imprisonment, emphasizing the need for free and fair elections.
Key Points
- The Election Commission warns of a NPR 200,000 fine or imprisonment up to three years for obstructing election campaigning.
- Obstruction includes any act depriving political parties or candidates of their right to campaign or vote.
- Complaints of obstruction during the House of Representatives election campaign have been received by the Commission.
- The Commission calls on all stakeholders to ensure elections are conducted in a free, fair, and fear-free environment.
