Guwahati: The Indian Election Commission (ECI) releases Himanta’s head minister Buswa Sarma, BJP star campaign for the coming Bypolls in the state, with a warning after he exhibits on Monday for violating the model of the model behavior (MCC).
The poll panel on Wednesday warned Sarma to be more careful and exercise in the future and strictly follow the provisions of the MCC while making a public saying.
Sarma answered EC on Tuesday afternoon denied that he had made an announcement from the new scheme when campaigning for the constituency of polls.
Sarma denied the accusation before EC on the grounds that all the announcements he had made in Bhawanipur, Thowra and Mariani the constituency of development and financial assistance for the self-help group in the tea garden was a project that was ongoing or announced by the state government in the 2020 speech budget -21 and 2021-22 in the Assembly.
“There is no new or fresh announcement, because of the alleged complainant, it has been made by it (Sarma).
He also quoted the same documentary evidence,” EC said in the order on Wednesday.
EC has recorded Sarma’s submission to look for unconditional apologies from the Commission if there is an accidental commission / negligence of any supply of PKS.
It observed that poll panels were views that Sarma acted contrary to the spirit of advisors and instructions issued by the Commission on MCC.
The EC received two complaints on October 22 from the opposition leader, the State Assembly, Debabrata Saikia, and President of PCC State, Bhupen Kumar Borah, who accused Sarma, in his capacity as the minister of head has made several announcements related to various election meeting jobs violating election guidelines .
Bypolls will be held in five assembly seats in Assam on Saturday, even though the results will not affect the NDA government, which is much faster than the magical number of 64 in the Assembly.
AICC Secretary General Randeep Singh Surjewala said ‘an embarrassable & illegal effort to influence voters has been exposed.
“EC should have given a much more assertive penalty.
BJP must now apologize to Assam’s people,” he tweeted.
EC also clarified that the complaints from Congress on Tuesday on discriminatory treatment in the use of the school foundation for demonstrations, the Commission said the land had not been allocated for each political party.
On the basis of a report from the CEO, it rejected the allegations about Srirampur High School.