Violations such as appealing to caste or communal feelings, bribing voters, or disrupting public meetings are indeed considered electoral offences and can lead to legal consequences. With the ...

The model code of conduct is a set of conventions agreed upon by all stakeholders and imposed during elections. Its objective is to keep the campaigning, polling and counting process orderly ...

which remains in place until the electoral process is completed. The Model Code of Conduct in Indian elections is a set of guidelines and rules that political parties and candidates are bound by ...

(File) The announcement of elections by the Election Commission of India is followed by the enforcement of the Model Code of Conduct (MCC ... or disrupt the poll process.

Uttarakhand High Court halts upcoming panchayat elections citing state government's unclear position on reservation policies, ...

The action was taken due to the Model Code of Conduct imposed by the poll body ... remain in effect until the conclusion of the election process which is on June 4. According to the Election ...

This move is in line with the model code of conduct ... to ensure that elections are conducted fairly and transparently. “Our focus must remain on facilitating the electoral process and ensuring ...

The model code of conduct was framed by the Commission to ensure that the elections are free and fair and the electoral process remains pure. Also, a level playing field is a necessary condition ...

The Model Code of Conduct that came into force with the announcement of 2024 parliamentary elections will be in force till June 6 when the poll process ends, Deputy Commissioner and District ...

NEW DELHI: The model code of conduct that came into force on March 16 with the announcement of the Lok Sabha election has been lifted. In a communication to the Union Cabinet Secretary and state ...