The Election Commission has issued a notice to West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for her alleged remarks against the Central Armed Police Force deployed on election duty in the state.
The notice issued by the Commission on Thursday night said that Banerjee has prima facie violated several sections of the Indian Penal Code by making comments against the central forces
Calling her statements against the Central Paramilitary Forces “completely false and provocative,” the Election Commission on Friday issued a notice to Mamata Banerjee.
If she fails to explain herself, action would be taken against her for violating the Model Code of Conduct as well as sections 186, 189, 505 of the IPC, the notice said.
The Chief Minister has been asked to respond to the notice by 11 am on Saturday. The commission said Mamata Banerjee’s inaccurate, inflammatory and sarcastic statements made an attempt to topple and humiliate the dignity of central paramilitary forces during the electoral process.
In the notice issued by the Election Commission on Thursday night, it has been said that Mamta Banerjee has violated many sections of the Indian Penal Code by making comments against the Central Forces (Armed Forces).
The Commission said that Mamata Banerjee’s false, inflammatory and sarcastic statements have made an attempt to bring down the dignity of the central paramilitary forces during the election process.
Mamata Banerjee tweeted in a tweet that accused the central forces of intimidating voters. He wrote, ‘The widespread misuse of central forces continues unabated.
Despite repeatedly raising the issue, the Election Commission remains a silent spectator, while central forces are being misused in many places to openly scare TMC voters and force many to vote in favor of one party. Are influencing. ‘
Apart from this, Mamata Banerjee said, ‘Until the CRPF stops working for the BJP, I will keep speaking against its interference.’
