EC clears Narendra Modi's address on radio
- 5 years ago
The Election Commission (EC) on Friday set aside the Congress's charges that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's radio address on October 3 had violated the model code of conduct. The poll panel ruled that the PM's speech on All India Radio had not violated any election-related rules.
The Congress on Monday had lodged a complaint with the Election Commission against Modi's 'Mann Ki Baat' programme on AIR, alleging that it had violated the model code of conduct as it was aired at a time when the two states of Haryana and Maharashtra are readying for elections.
In a new initiative to reach out to the maximum populace, Modi had sought to connect with the masses through radio with the programme, giving a pep talk on shedding despondency and use of skills for the country's betterment and prosperity.
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The Congress on Monday had lodged a complaint with the Election Commission against Modi's 'Mann Ki Baat' programme on AIR, alleging that it had violated the model code of conduct as it was aired at a time when the two states of Haryana and Maharashtra are readying for elections.
In a new initiative to reach out to the maximum populace, Modi had sought to connect with the masses through radio with the programme, giving a pep talk on shedding despondency and use of skills for the country's betterment and prosperity.
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