EC Warns Against Obstructing Campaigning as HoR Election Nears
Summary
With the House of Representatives election approaching on March 5, the Election Commission warns against obstructing campaigning and voting rights, emphasizing strict legal action for violations.
Key Points
- The Election Commission has warned political parties, candidates, and the public not to obstruct election campaigning or voting rights ahead of the March 5 HoR election.
- Obstruction of campaign activities may lead to fines up to Rs 200,000 or imprisonment up to three years under federal law.
- The Commission is actively monitoring election activities and has received complaints about hindrances to candidates and parties by rivals.
- The Election Code of Conduct is in effect, and all stakeholders are urged to comply to ensure a peaceful and fair electoral process.
