Tight Security In Delhi: Political parties and candidates are also using money power to campaign to win voters. This is the reason why goods worth Rs 194 crore including cash have been seized. The last three days before voting are crucial. During this time, the candidates do not want to leave any stone unturned.
In view of this, the Election Commission held a meeting with the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), District Election Officers (DEO) and DCP (District Police Commissioner) of Delhi. Subsequently, a letter has been written to the CEA office directing the vigilance agencies to be more vigilant in the last three days before polling and take strict action in case of violation of the election code of conduct. Ensuring fair and peaceful elections.
Instructions to the police administration at the field level to be active 24 hours
The commission has said that all mistakes of misuse of money power and wooing voters in elections should be monitored. At the field level, vigilance agencies and police administrations were active 24 hours a day. Inter-state police posts, state excise check posts, etc. should be closely monitored. So that drugs, free gifts, precious metals, cash and liquor from other states do not reach Delhi illegally.
Instructions for confiscation of unlicensed weapons
The Election Commission has directed to seize weapons without a licence. A case should be registered against the persons taking or giving bribes and immediate action should be taken. If voters receive a complaint of cash, gifts, alcohol or free food distribution or threatening them and it is not possible for the concerned agency to arrive at the scene immediately, the local monitoring team and the police station should be informed immediately of the incident.
It is necessary to show the document in cash of 50 thousand rupees
A local surveillance team and a police team will be sent to the spot for necessary action. A person carrying Rs 50 thousand in cash will have to carry all relevant documents with him. If this is not done, the money can be forfeited. After the election campaign is over, candidates will not engage in any activity that would escalate disputes or create tension.
Appeals should not be made to incite caste or communal sentiments to get votes. Temples, mosques, churches or other places of worship should not be used as a platform for campaigning. Complaints received on the C-Vigil app have to be dealt with immediately.