Election Commission urges parties and public not to obstruct election campaign
Summary
The Election Commission has urged political parties and the public not to obstruct election campaigns, warning of fines and imprisonment for violations under the Election Code of Conduct.
Key Points
- The Election Commission urged political parties, candidates, and the public not to obstruct election campaign activities.
- The appeal follows complaints about obstruction during campaigns for the March 5 House of Representatives election.
- Obstructing election campaigns violates Clause 13, Sub-clause (1), Section (e) of the Election Code of Conduct-2082 BS.
- Violators may face fines up to Rs 200,000 and imprisonment up to three years under the Election (Offences and Punishment) Act-2073 BS.
