Saturday, January 25, 2020

Delhi assembly election turned in India Vs Pakistan

Date : 26/01/2020
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First of all congratulations to Indian for Republic day. This is our happiness to celebrate day with very joyness, happily and with flagship and also this is our pride day so why we not to do. 
Lest talk about politics and what to trend or highlighting yesterday because India is very big country and it has so many political parties and among them fighting always existing on at least one issue, topic, our constitution, our rule or many more and specially last several months as Amit shah become home minister of India. 

This days very trending news are most of on Delhi assembly and very high tight situation for all parties except AAP because there position is very strong on every poll and also from public ground level reviews. Hence it's very common thing while a person is under pressure or very confused s/he can't take decision right or unconscious behavior faced at publicaly or on social media and this happened with a candidate of BJP.

Lets See full news whats happen and what is its reaction.

Election Commission on Saturday imposed a 48-hour campaigning ban on BJP candidate from Delhi's Model Town constituency Kapil Mishra over his controversial tweets.
Mishra's tweets of 22 and 23 January. "Delhi mein chote chote Pakistan bane (Number of mini Pakistan has been created in Delhi)", "Shaheen Bagh mein Pakistan ki entry", "India Vs Pakistan 8 February Delhi", and AAP and Congress have created Shaheen Bagh like Pakistan are some of the contents in the tweets the EC order referred to.

While Twitter had taken down one of his controversial tweets on Friday following directions of the EC, an FIR was lodged against him under section 125 of the Representation of the People Act dealing with creating enmity among classes.

The order said the poll panel was not satisfied with Mishra's reply to the show-cause notice issued to him.

It charged Mishra with violating provisions of the model code of Conduct dealing with aggravating existing differences or creating mutual hatred.

The order said the EC "condemns" the statements made by the BJP candidate and bars him from holding public meets, taking out public processions, holding rallies and roadshows giving interviews and making public utterances in electronic, print and social media.

The EC, using its powers under Article 324 of the Constitution, has barred leaders from campaigning in the past either in states or at the national level.

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