Over 700 Citizens Allege PM Modi's Address Violates Election Code
Over 700 citizens, including former civil servants, academics, and activists, have lodged a complaint with India's Election Commission, claiming that PM Narendra Modi's address on April 18 broke the Model Code of Conduct by using government media for electioneering. They seek an inquiry and remedial action.
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On April 18, Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a national address, which has sparked controversy among over 700 citizens, including academicians, activists, and former civil servants.
The complainants have filed a formal letter to the Election Commission, claiming Modi's address violated the Model Code of Conduct by airing on platforms like Doordarshan and All India Radio, providing his party an unjust advantage during active election periods in several regions.
Notable signatories demand an inquiry and urge equal media exposure for other parties, stressing the importance of maintaining a fair electoral process.
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