November 1, Kathmandu. The silent interval for the House of Representatives and State Assembly member elections to be held on November 4 is beginning at this time from midnight. The Election (Offenses and Punishment) Act, 2073 has offered that nobody shall be allowed to unfold propaganda in favor of events and candidates throughout the interval from 48 hours earlier than the day of voting till the counting of votes is accomplished.
During this era, there’s a authorized provision that it’s not allowed to name or arrange a gathering, take out a procession or elevate slogans, and in every other manner, for the aim of voting for or towards a candidate or political social gathering. According to the commission, if the silence interval is violated, the fee, election officer or monitor might be fined as much as 25,000 rupees.
The Election Code of Conduct, 2079 has particular guidelines of conduct to be adopted from 48 hours earlier than the polling day till the polling station is closed on the polling day.
Today’s assembly of the Central Code of Conduct Monitoring Committee has instructed the related companies to implement the election code of conduct successfully, stating that no work associated to election campaigning will be executed after 12 midnight.
The assembly has determined to ship a written message to the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology and the Nepal Press Council to rearrange to not publish or broadcast any information associated to election campaigning or the actions or campaigning of political events or candidates after 12 midnight.
Political events and candidates have been instructed to not conduct any form of dialogue, interaction, assembly, conference, workshop, seminar, brainstorming, and so forth., till the work of counting of votes is accomplished.
The Commission has instructed all stakeholders, together with candidates, political events, to not publish or broadcast, share, tag, like, remark or counter-comment any materials associated to election campaigning on social networks similar to Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and to instantly take away such content material from their social networks.
The assembly has determined to attraction to most people to not publish, share, tag, like, remark or re-comment any materials associated to the election marketing campaign on social media similar to Facebook, Twitter, YouTube. Rasas