CHANDIGARH: The election division of the Chandigarh administration has in any case released poll manifesto and guidelines for the political parties contesting the 17th Lok Sabha elections for the Chandigarh parliamentary seat on May 19.
The norms had been released following the instructions of the Election Commission of India (ECI). Significantly, the norms had been divided into four parts particularly, normal behavior, assembly, procession and polling day actions.
The commission has strongly directed the political parties not to contain in any task which may create mutual hatred. The election division has additionally directed them not to use caste and group as election propaganda.
It has additionally directed the election division that no political party or candidates shall allow their supporters to use anyone’s land, development, compound wall etc., without permission for erecting flag-staffs, postponing banners, pasting notices, writing slogans etc. The political parties and candidates shall ensure that their supporters do not create obstructions or break up conferences and processions organised by way of other parties.
The political parties had been directed to tell the local police in regards to the venue and time in their proposed assembly in time so that the police may make necessary preparations to keep watch over traffic and maintain regulation and order.
The norms had been released following the instructions of the Election Commission of India (ECI). Significantly, the norms had been divided into four parts particularly, normal behavior, assembly, procession and polling day actions.
The commission has strongly directed the political parties not to contain in any task which may create mutual hatred. The election division has additionally directed them not to use caste and group as election propaganda.
It has additionally directed the election division that no political party or candidates shall allow their supporters to use anyone’s land, development, compound wall etc., without permission for erecting flag-staffs, postponing banners, pasting notices, writing slogans etc. The political parties and candidates shall ensure that their supporters do not create obstructions or break up conferences and processions organised by way of other parties.
The political parties had been directed to tell the local police in regards to the venue and time in their proposed assembly in time so that the police may make necessary preparations to keep watch over traffic and maintain regulation and order.
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March 18, 2019
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