The Election Code of Conduct Monitoring Committee has stated that it has sought clarification from UML candidate Prithvi Subba Gurung, Congress candidate Gam Prasad Gurung, and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) candidate Dharmaraj KC, along with their parties, for violating the code of conduct.
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UML, Congress and Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSWP) have been found to have violated the election code of conduct in Lamjung.
The Election Code of Conduct Monitoring Committee has asked the political parties and their candidates for clarification, saying that they violated the election code of conduct. The committee has said that it has asked their parties, including UML candidate Prithvisubba Gurung, Congress candidate Gam Prasad Gurung and RSWP candidate Dharmaraj KC, for clarification.
The RSWP campaigned loudly in Besisahar on Sunday alone, including a four-wheeler and motorcycle rally, according to the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer. The Election Monitoring Committee has stated that the Congress and UML took out motorcycle rallies in various areas of Rainas Municipality.
According to Yadav Raj Acharya, Member Secretary of the Election Monitoring Committee and District Election Officer, the political parties and candidates have been asked for clarification after they were found to have violated the code of conduct. ‘We have written to all three political parties asking for clarification, and if we do not receive a satisfactory response, legal action will be taken.’
After the Election Monitoring Committee asked for clarification, the motorcycle rally planned to be organized by the RSN in Sundarbazar and Madhya Nepal regions and the motorcycle rally planned to be organized by the Youth Association on Monday has been postponed.
The coordinator of the Election Monitoring Committee and Chief Election Officer Shishir Raj Dhakal said that earlier, candidates and leaders were given verbal explanations after receiving verbal complaints. He said that the clarification was asked after receiving a large number of complaints recently.
