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Amid the ongoing assembly elections in Rajasthan, the BJP accused Rahul Gandhi of violating poll guidelines with his post on X on the day polls and urged the Election Commission to take action.

Ranchi: CM Hemant Soren’s petition challenging the proceedings for violation of the model code of conduct was heard by the Jharkhand high court on Mon.

The High Court of Karnataka has stayed the investigation against BJP national president JP Nadda for allegedly violating the model code of conduct in an election speech during the recent Karnataka Assembly polls. The criminal petition filed by Nadda seeking to cancel the case registered against him by the Harappanahalli police was heard by a single judge bench of Justice M Nagaprasanna that gave an interim order staying the investigation on Friday and adjourned the hearing of the petition to Jul...

After leaving the hotel and announcing his intention to visit the Kaup constituency, the SST team conducted inspections again at Udyavar check post.

The EC has proposed amending the model code to ask political parties to provide authentic information to voters on the financial viability of their poll promises, a move that came amid the freebies versus welfare measures debate.

“Proposals received from offices other than the government will not be considered,” State Election Commissioner Basant Pratap Singh said on Saturday.

West Bengal BJP president Dilip Ghosh on Monday was accused of violating the model code of conduct (MCC) during the Kharagpur bypolls by the TMC and the Congress.

In yet another hard-hitting Facebook post, Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Tuesday described the Congress as the cry baby of this election, saying it has developed a new tendency to excessively allege a violation of the model code of conduct (MCC) by opponents.

The Election Commission of India on Tuesday dashed a letter to President Ram Nath Kovind regarding Rajasthan Governor Kalyan Singhs alleged remarks supporting the return of Narendra Modi as prime minister in 2019, saying it was a clear violation of the Model Code of Conduct (MCC).

In the 1990s, the Election Commission had expressed displeasure over Himachal Pradesh Governor Gulsher Ahmed campaigning for his son in elections.