Modi does not violate code of conduct: Election Commission

 Modi does not violate code of conduct: Election Commission

Election Commission has given clean chit to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for violation of Model Code of Conduct.

The Communist Party of India (CPM-Marxist) general secretary Sitaram Yechury complained to the Election Commission that Modi had violated the code of conduct by announcing India's first anti-satellite missile test.

According to a report of 'Indian Express', according to the Prime Minister's announcement, the use of government media to watch Doordarshan or All India Radio has not been violated, according to the Election Commission.

A five-member committee was entrusted with an investigation into whether government machinery was used in this matter.

The committee said that only ADI (news organization) feed was used by Television. When all India Radio used audio output from television news. '

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 Life sentence for India's 'Dosa King'

Rajagopal, the owner of South India Food Chain 'Sarva Bhavan' in the country and abroad, has been sentenced to life imprisonment by the Supreme Court in an 18-year-old case. He has been asked to surrender by 7 July.

Rajagopal was convicted 18 years ago in October 2001 in a case of kidnapping and subsequent murder of a boy named Prince Sankumar.

Santokumar was murdered for having Rajagopal married to his wife (wife of a saint).

The Madras High Court has given life imprisonment to Rajagopal in this case in 2009.

Earlier in 2004, the special court had sentenced Rajagopal and his five associates to 10 years imprisonment for a maximum of 10 years.

I am ready to contest from any seat: Priyanka

Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi, who arrived in Ayodhya on Tuesday, said that the party is ready to contest from anywhere she decides.

He said, "Varanasi MP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi is not paying attention to Varanasi. Modi goes around the whole world but he has no time to go to a single village in his constituency."

On his visit to Ayodhya, he said, "This matter is still in the Supreme Court, so I have not come to see Ramlala."

The Congress gave the slogan of 'Hindu terrorism' for selfishness

Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Friday accused the UPA-led UPA government of blaming the 2007 Samjhauta blast for the clean cheat given to all the accused.

Jaitley said that in the court, the U.P. walked on the basis of evidence gathered during the regime.

He said that Congress took the ideology of "Hindu terrorism" to catch political gains and caught the wrong people. When the real culprits were not caught.

Addressing a press conference, Jaitley said, "Congress came out with a wrong ideology of 'Hindu terror' to take advantage of political gains, and they defamed the entire Hindu society."

"They should apologize to the society, without first witnessing the first time in India's history, the Congress accused the Hindu terrorists. Three or four people were arrested but the court freed them."

Rahul Gandhi will quit the policy if he becomes a government: Rahul Gandhi


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Congress president Rahul Gandhi, while questioning the role and role of the policy commission, said that if he gets the power, he will end the policy commission.

Rahul tweeted that the policy commission is not good for anybody, it only works to spread the marketing presentation and misinformation for Prime Minister Modi.

In the tweet, Rahul wrote, "We will make planning commission instead of policy commission, which will be less than 100 staff of well-known economists and experts."

It is worth mentioning that the Policy Commission came into existence in 2015. Previously known as planning commission or scheme commission.

Policy means 'National Institute for Transforming India' is considered as the 'premier policy think tank' of the Government of India.

The Planning Commission was formed in 1950, which worked to form a five year plan