News Topic:Model Code of Conduct (MCC)
Politics
Ladakh Panchayat elections on November 21; Model Code of Conduct comes into force
Ladakh will hold Panchayat elections on November 21, 2026. The SEC has announced the schedule and enforced the Model Code of Conduct with immediate effect.
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Election code comes into force in J-K after poll announcement
The model code of conduct came into force in Jammu & Kashmir on Friday with the announcement of the schedule for Assembly polls in the Union Territory.
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FIR against J&K BJP leaders for ‘bribing’ journalists
SRINAGAR — Jammu and Kashmir police have registered an FIR against state BJP leaders accused of attempting to bribe journalists during a press conference in...
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LS Polls: Six suspended for violating MCC in Bandipora
BANDIPORA — Authorities have ordered suspension of six officials for violating Model Code of Conduct (MCC) in Bandipora ahead of Parliamentary polls in the...
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DEO Pulwama for strict compliance to MCC
PULWAMA — After the Election Commission of India announced dates for the Lok Sabha election 2019, District Election Officer Pulwama, Syed Abid Rasheed Shah...
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