CEO receives 1,930 plaints via C Vigil app

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The office of the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) has received as many as 1,930 complaints through the ‘C-Vigil’ app, out of which 1,392 cases were found to be correct and about 327 cases has been dropped by the State election commission.

The app was developed to provide a platform for the citizens to file the complaints against any political party and leaders found violating the model code of conduct such as distributing cash and kind to influence the voters.

As per the data shared by the CEO office, a total number of 210 FIR’s/DD entry have been lodged, out of which, Twenty Three is against Aam Aadmi Party (14 FIR’s and 9 DD entry), Thirty Three against Bhartiya Janata Party (16 FIR’s and 17 DD entry), Eleven against Congress Party (3 FIR’s and 8 DD entry), One  gainst Bahujan Samaj Party (1 FIR) and one against Samajwadi Party (1 DD entry), four against CPI (M) (02 FIR’s and 02 DD entry) and 137 (133 FIR’s and 4 DD Entry) are against under the head of others/non-political.

The CEO office along with the civic authorities has removed a total number of 340109 hoardings-/banners/posters all over Delhi. Out of these 30533 are

removed from New Delhi Municipal  council,43075 from East Delhi Municipal Corporation, 2411 from Delhi Cantonment Board, 150888 from South Delhi Municipal Corporation, and 113202 from North Delhi Municipal Corporation.

Further, the Surveillance Statistic Team (SST) constituted specially by the election commission to keep a close eye on the violations of model code of conduct has seized a total amount of Rs 3,53,86,850. Further, a total number of 431 FIR’s have been registered under Arms Act, in which 508 persons are arrested and 1411.1264 Kg.

Narcotics/Drugs has been seized. Besides, 573 numbers of unlicensed arms/weapons and 2813 numbers of cartridges/explosives/bombs have been ized.

The Delhi Police have deposited 4769 licensed arms deposited and arrested 95389 under various sections of CRPC/Delhi Police Act, as preventive action measures.

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