DC Kohima reminds political parties to strictly adhere to Model Code of Conduct

Kohima: SP Kohima emphasizes need for rational and informed vehicle checks on both private and government vehicles

BY | Thursday, 21 March, 2024

In preparation for the upcoming General Election to the Lok Sabha in 2024, a crucial meeting was convened at the DC’s Conference Hall in Kohima on Thursday.

According to a DIPR report, the meeting saw the participation of key stakeholders including Deputy Commissioner Kohima Kumar Ramnikant IAS, Expenditure Observer Vivek Chauhan IRS, Superintendent of Police Kohima Bharat Laxman Markad IPS, representatives from Election Expenditure Monitoring (EEM) Team, enforcement agencies, and various political parties.

Deputy Commissioner, Kumar Ramnikant, IAS, reiterated the significance of vigilance to all polling personnel, while reminding the political party representatives the strict enforcement of the Model Code of Conduct. He urged the political party representatives to seek clarification on any doubts to avoid violation, emphasizing the need for legal compliance in all activities. DC Ramnikant assured political parties of the election authority’s support and outlined the nomination and election procedures they must adhere to. Additionally, he assured transparency in the randomization process of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), providing political parties with access to the list of all machines for verification.

Expenditure Observer Vivek Chauhan, IRS emphasized the importance of vigilance in carrying out duties without any lapses to ensure the success of the electoral process, urging all involved parties to maintain the high standards set in the previous election. He underscored the Election Commission’s strict oversight and urged polling personnel to submit reports promptly.

SP Kohima Bharat Laxman IPS highlighted Kohima’s status as a transit route and stressed the importance of cooperation with polling personnel to ensure security. He encouraged timely communication with law enforcement teams for assistance, emphasizing the need for rational and informed vehicle checks on both private and government vehicles and prevent misuse of their power.

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