Election Code of Conduct - Children cannot be used in elections

Kathmandu. In the code of conduct decided for the election of members of the House of Representatives scheduled for February 21, the code of conduct has been decided so that the government and semi-government bodies are not allowed to do any activity against any party. In the code of conduct decided by the Election Commission, it is stipulated that no resources and assets of any project can be used in favor or against any party or candidate.

It shall not be allowed to do any act that interferes with the election management and voter education programs conducted by the Commission or to spoil the materials or information related to the election or to add or cause to be added or reduced in any way.

According to the Code of Conduct, no government or semi-government agency or public institution or university or school or college shall be used to conduct election-related gatherings or propaganda.

It is stipulated that it is prohibited to produce, use, sell or display symbolic materials such as jackets, shirts, vests, t-shirts, hats or caps, towels, masks, lockets or any other type of clothing or stickers, logos, bags, badges, tattoos, marked with election symbols of political parties or candidates.

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