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Major political parties found violating election code: NHRC

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has said major political parties are found violating the election code of conduct for the local level elections during the silence period

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The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has said major political parties are found violating the election code of conduct for the local level elections during the silence period.

In a pre-election monitoring report, the NHRC shared that the candidacies of women and dalits is too less and no support system has been ensured for access of the disabled and the incapacitated to the polling booths.

Likewise, women, dalits, senior citizens and the disabled people are missing in the segregated data of the number of voters.

The report states that voters have the compulsion of walking for up to eight to ten hours in remote mountainous districts to cast voters in absence of easily accessible polling stations and some political parties used children for the publicity campaign.

The NHRC report said incidents of organising feasts to woo the voters and using cyber space and public platforms to throw abusive words against other political party/ies were also found in course of the monitoring.

More, election publicity contents were used going against the code of conduct. It also pointed out to the confusion among the voters regarding the voting process due to the lack of voter education.

Moreover, women numbered more in the list of missing voter identity cards with photos.

The report also stated that the health safety protocols against COVID-19 were not followed by the political parties while organising the mass assemblies.

Moreover, it said women’s candidacy except in special designated posts was very nominal in the post of ward chairperson.

The report said the election materials were inadequate in several districts.

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