Chandigarh: With the Indian Election Commission (ECI) imposed a ban on physical demonstrations and roadshows until January 15, CEO, Punjab Karuna Raju on Saturday warned political parties that there would be zero tolerance for violations of Covid norms.
Punjab has become one of the states of being hit and currently records a surge in everyday cases.
Raju urged the parties to choose a virtual and abstained campaign from holding a demonstration until January 15.
He said that keeping with a view of the challenges that emerged from the Omicron variant of Covid-19, everyone was asked to comply with the appropriate behavior for Covid.
He also said there would be no campaign from 8pm to 8 in the morning.
When directing the media on Saturday, he said that the election of 117 legislative constituencies will be held in the second phase in one time on February 14 and on schedule, the notification problem will be carried out on January 21, the last date of making nomination is January 28, and nomination supervision will be carried out on January 29.
The date of the candidate withdrawal has been set on January 31, Polling on February 14 and I traveled on March 10.
Raju said that to encourage the maximum voter voters in the upcoming election of the upcoming Punjab assembly, the Indian Election Commission (ECI) also allowed voters aged 80 years and over, those who were defective (more than 40%) and positive patients Covid-19 to run a franchise They are through their ballots through ballots.
Sharing details of security arrangements, Raju said that 75 CAPF companies were allocated for Punjab and 50 of them reached on January 10.
After enforcing the model of the behavior of the model, Raju held a meeting with DCS-DEO and CPS / SSP and issued instructions to implement the model of model behavior strictly and ensure compliance in letters and spirits.
Zero tolerance for covid violations, said CEO Punjab
