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New Delhi: The leaders of all the political parties are engaged in election rallies and campaigning for the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly elections. Election Commission has implemented the model code of conduct in UP two days back. In such a situation, candidates or leaders cannot put the party’s flag on their vehicles. But, perhaps the domineering former MLA and SP leader Guddu Pandit from Dibai of Bulandshahr forgot the code of conduct.
When Guddu Pandit was caught violating the code of conduct, none of his arguments worked. Circle Officer Vandana Sharma explained to him the meaning of the code of conduct on the middle road and got the party flags removed from his vehicle.
Let us tell you that the police is in action since the code of conduct came into force in UP. Former MLA Guddu Pandit was roaming around with Samajwadi Party flag on his vehicles. Remind you here that Guddu Pandit holds a strong hold in the Dibai Vidhan Sabha constituency of Bulandshahr.
When Circle Officer Vandana Sharma caught sight of Guddu Pandit and his convoy, she immediately swung into action. He asked Guddu Pandit and all the vehicles of his convoy to stop. When Guddu Pandit proceeded to talk, the CO clearly told him that first remove the flags and then talk.
The Election Commission has announced the Legislative Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh on 8 January. Polling for 403 assembly seats in UP will be held in seven phases from February 10 to March 7 and the results will be declared on March 10.
