Situation of re-voting will not occur: Chief Election Commissioner Thapaliya
He said that the Commission has been conducting awareness programs throughout the country so that no voter is allowed to vote as of greed, greed, intimidation or intimidation, and in this context, the program has been organized in Jhapa as well.
KATHMANDU: Dinesh Kumar Thapaliya, the Chief Election Commissioner, has stated that the November 4 House of Representatives and State Assembly elections will be conducted in a fearless and fair manner. He stated that the Election Commission is putting plans in place to prevent re-voting in any polling station.
Speaking at a program on ‘Effective Implementation of Election Code of Conduct and Role of Stakeholders’ jointly organized by the Commission and Nepal Law Society in Birtamode, Jhapa, Chief Commissioner Thapaliya stated that if a political party tries to influence any voter for security reasons, the related party or person will be prosecuted according to law, but for the same reason, the commission stated that re-voting should not be permitted.
He said that the Commission has been conducting awareness programs throughout the country so that no voter is allowed to vote as of greed, greed, intimidation or intimidation, and in this context, the program has been organized in Jhapa as well.
While the commission is in the process of conducting a clean and free election in accordance with the code of conduct and election expenses, the commission has also taken steps to prevent false information, misinformation, and hate speech from being spread through social media, according to Chief Commissioner Thapaliya.
