'No Party Name, No Appeal for Votes': EC Clean Chit to PM Modi ?
The EC has sought an explanation from Doordarshan and All India Radio, the source said.
New
Delhi: Prime
Minister Narendra Modi’s address to the nation on India successfully testing an
anti-satellite missile did not violate the code of conduct, sources in ElectionCommission said. A final report on the issue is likely to be released on Friday,
29th March 2019.
According to sources, the initial investigation shows that there was no violation of code conduct, which is in force for the Lok Sabha election. "In his address, PM Modi neither mentioned his party nor appealed to voters to vote in his favor," a source said, adding that the commission is looking into whether government media organisation used the speech inappropriately.
According to sources, the initial investigation shows that there was no violation of code conduct, which is in force for the Lok Sabha election. "In his address, PM Modi neither mentioned his party nor appealed to voters to vote in his favor," a source said, adding that the commission is looking into whether government media organisation used the speech inappropriately.
The EC has sought an explanation from Doordarshan and All India Radio, the source said.
The
Election Commission had on Wednesday formed a panel led by a
deputy election commission to examine the PM's speech after opposition parties
complained that he highlighted an "achievement" of the government and
the issue was not necessarily related to national security.
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