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The ministry said that it issued the 'Guidelines for Effective Control of COVID-19' on March 23. (File) New Delhi: The Centre has told the Delhi High Court that it had in March this year asked all state governments and union territories (UTs) to ensure compliance of COVID-19-appropriate behaviour at all gatherings. The submission by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has come in response to a plea seeking to debar campaigners and candidates from campaigning in the assembly elections for repeatedly violating the mandatory guidelines, including wearing of masks, issued by the Election Commissi...

NEW DELHI: The Centre has told the Delhi High Court that it had in March this year asked all state governments and union territories (UTs) to ensure compliance of Covid-19-appropriate behaviour in all gatherings. The submission by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has come in response to a plea seeking to debar campaigners and candidates from campaigning in the assembly elections for repeatedly violating the mandatory guidelines, including wearing of masks, issued by the Election Commission (EC) and the Centre in view of the Covid-19 pandemic. The petition by Vikram Singh, the former DGP o...

URL copied Image Source : PTI Had asked states, UTs in March to ensure COVID-appropriate behaviour in all gatherings: Centre to HC The Centre has told the Delhi High Court that it had in March this year asked all state governments and union territories (UTs) to ensure compliance with COVID-19-appropriate behavior in all gatherings. The submission by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has come in response to a plea seeking to debar campaigners and candidates from campaigning in the assembly elections for repeatedly violating the mandatory guidelines, includin...

Updated: May 01, 2021 17:49 IST The petition contended that despite the orders and guidelines of the Centre and EC, “election campaigning is going on in full swing, without any regard to the COVID-19 regulations Share Article AAA The petitioner has claimed that there is an “indirect discrimination” against the general public as fines are collected from them for violating COVID-19 norms, but no action is taken against politicians. File   The petition contended that despite the orders and guidelines of the Centre and EC, “election campaigning is going on in full swing, without any reg...

  The Centre has told the Delhi High Court that it had in March this year asked all state governments and union territories (UTs) to ensure compliance of COVID-19-appropriate behaviour in all gatherings. The submission by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has come in response to a plea seeking to debar campaigners and candidates from campaigning in the assembly elections for repeatedly violating the mandatory guidelines, including wearing of masks, issued by the Election Commission (EC) and the Centre in view of the COVID-19 pandemic. The petition by Vikram Singh, the former DGP of Uttar Pr...