The code of conduct will come into effect from January 3rd

Kathmandu. The Election Commission has made the final preparations to implement the code of conduct with the aim of making the election of the members of the House of Representatives fair. The commission has said that it is preparing to implement the code of conduct from the 3rd of January.

The Commission has informed Prime Minister Sushila Karki about the progress of the elections scheduled for February 21. In order to make the election clean, the code of conduct has made a clear arrangement about what activities the government and non-government bodies can carry out, and what the role of the political parties and stakeholders will be.

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