PM's 'roadshow' violative of model code: Mayawati to EC

Press Trust of India  |  Lucknow 

chief today alleged that Prime Minister Modi's Varanasi "road-show" yesterday was violative of the and urged the EC to look into the matter.

In a statement issued here, she said, "Yesterday's road-show taken out by PM Modi (in Varanasi) is a serious issue. Violation of the by people occupying high posts is not only improper, but also dangerous for democracy."



The former Chief Minister also claimed that the Prime Minister's action showed that conducting a free-and-fair would be a challenge for the Commission in Uttar Pradesh.

urged the poll watchdog to "immediately intervene", so that those occupying high posts do not dare violate the in future.

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PM's 'roadshow' violative of model code: Mayawati to EC

BSP chief Mayawati today alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Varanasi "road-show" yesterday was violative of the election Model Code of Conduct and urged the EC to look into the matter. In a statement issued here, she said, "Yesterday's road-show taken out by PM Narendra Modi (in Varanasi) is a serious issue. Violation of the Model Code of Conduct by people occupying high posts is not only improper, but also dangerous for democracy." The former Chief Minister also claimed that the Prime Minister's action showed that conducting a free-and-fair election would be a challenge for the Election Commission in Uttar Pradesh. Mayawati urged the poll watchdog to "immediately intervene", so that those occupying high posts do not dare violate the Model Code of Conduct in future. chief today alleged that Prime Minister Modi's Varanasi "road-show" yesterday was violative of the and urged the EC to look into the matter.

In a statement issued here, she said, "Yesterday's road-show taken out by PM Modi (in Varanasi) is a serious issue. Violation of the by people occupying high posts is not only improper, but also dangerous for democracy."

The former Chief Minister also claimed that the Prime Minister's action showed that conducting a free-and-fair would be a challenge for the Commission in Uttar Pradesh.

urged the poll watchdog to "immediately intervene", so that those occupying high posts do not dare violate the in future.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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