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For the upcoming local level by-elections, the election code of conduct will be implemented from tomorrow, Sunday. In the meeting of the Election Commission on Saturday, it was decided to apply the code of conduct to the persons, bodies and officials holding public positions in the respective districts where the by-elections will be held from Sunday until the election is over. Aryal informed.
According to the Commission, the Government of Nepal and Ministers, Provincial Governments and Provincial Ministers, Constitutional Bodies and their Officials, Government of Nepal or Provincial Government Bodies and their Officials, Local Executives and their Members, Union, Provincial and Local Level Employees, Security Agencies, Security Personnel and Employees, Government , the office and employees of semi-government and public organizations will have a code of conduct.
Political parties and fraternal organizations of political parties, candidates and related persons, voting representatives and counting representatives of political parties and candidates, persons holding public positions, officials and monitors of monitoring committees, supervisory organizations and observers, media institutions, their employees and media workers, According to the commission, the code of conduct will also apply to private and non-governmental organizations, their officers and employees, and teachers and employees of schools, colleges or universities.
Likewise, voters, development partner organizations, projects and project employees run by governmental or semi-governmental organizations, organizations conducting voter education programs and their employees, private sector banks and financial institutions, cooperative organizations, commercial and industrial sectors, their officials, Employees and workers, officers, employees and workers of commercial organizations providing goods or services and other bodies or persons designated by the commission must comply with the code of conduct.
The Commission has said that if any actions prohibited by the Code of Conduct are to be done/performed in areas other than the local level where elections are held in the district where the Code of Conduct is implemented, it can be done as per the decision given in advance to the Election Commission. "Since the election code of conduct is a legal obligation and moral bond of all individuals, organizations and officials, the Commission is confident that by following it in its entirety, everyone will cooperate in conducting the election in a clean, free, fair and reliable manner," spokeswoman Pokharel said.
The Commission has also requested to file a complaint verbally, in writing, through social media, through electronic media or in any other way, if there is/is found to be an act contrary to the code of conduct or if there is sufficient basis and reason to do so.
Nomination papers are being registered on Sunday for the local by-elections to be held on 16th of November. According to the commission, nominations of candidates will be registered at the office of the election officer established at the relevant local level from 10 am to 5 pm. Elections are being held for a total of 44 vacant posts at the local level, consisting of two vacant district coordination committee chiefs, two rural village presidents, four vice presidents, one municipal chief and deputy chief and 34 ward presidents.
