The Dhankuta Congress has stated that all parties should be responsible for holding a free and fair election while protecting democratic values, and has also warned of strong protests from the party and the public level if action is not taken against violators of the code of conduct.
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Nepali Congress Dhankuta has objected to the CPN-UML violating the election code of conduct in Dhankuta in the context of the upcoming House of Representatives elections to be held on Falgun 21.
The Congress Dhankuta issued a statement on Wednesday, accusing UML candidates and elected representatives of activities to influence voters.
Dhankuta Congress Secretary Vijay Santoshi Rai said that UML is continuously distributing cash and various material materials to voters, campaigning with sound systems and musical instruments, and campaigning by placing party flags and election symbols on vehicles and other vehicles.
Rai has also demanded through a statement that the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer, District Administration Office and District Election Office Dhankuta should investigate and take necessary action against the concerned candidates.
Dhankuta Congress has also stated that all parties should be responsible for holding a free and fair election while protecting democratic values and norms, and has also warned that if action is not taken against violators of the code of conduct, the party and the people will take strong action.
