22 times 'India' violated the code of conduct, BJP complains to the commission

New Delhi, Leading News Service: A BJP delegation met the Election Commission on Wednesday (May 15). A BJP delegation met the Election Commission to complain about repeated violations of the model code of conduct in election campaigning by the Congress and opposition parties. At this time, the BJP placed before the commission 22 examples of violations of the model code of conduct by the Congress and the India Alliance. In the BJP delegation, Foreign Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar, Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal, G. Kishan Reddy, Rajeev Shekhar and other leaders were present.

The campaign for the Lok Sabha elections is heating up, and the opposition and the ruling parties are fighting rounds of accusations and counter-accusations. Allegations are being made against each other that the model code of conduct is being violated in this campaign. Against this backdrop, the BJP delegation met the Election Commission with a complaint against the Congress and the opposition parties.

After meeting the Election Commission, BJP leader and Foreign Minister Dr. S Jaishankar explained the reason for his visit to the Election Commission. He said, “We had earlier also brought to the attention of the Election Commission that the Congress and the opposition parties were repeatedly violating the model code of conduct. But it is a matter of concern that the Congress and other parties of India Aghadi are continuously violating the model code of conduct. So today we met the commission again. Today, we placed before the Election Commission 22 examples of violations of the Model Code of Conduct by the Congress and the India Alliance. The Congress and the India Alliance seem to be consistently not respecting the code of conduct.”