The Election Commission concluded on Friday that Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not violate the model code or its advisory on armed forces in his speech in Varanasi.
It also found nothing wrong in his comments made in Nanded, Maharashtra where he reportedly dubbed the Congress as a “sinking Titanic”. With this, the election commission has decided on five complaints against Modi and gave him a clean chit in all matters.
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“In a matter related to a complaint concerning alleged violations of advisories of the Commission and Model Code of Conduct, in a speech delivered by Narendra Modi at Nanded, Maharashtra on April 6, a detailed report of the Chief Electoral Officer, Maharashtra was obtained,” the Election Commission said. “The matter has been examined in detail ... (the) Commission is of the considered view that in this matter no such violation of the extant advisories/provisions is attracted.”
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In his Nanded speech, Modi had reportedly said that the Congress today is like Titanic ship which is sinking. All those who are in the ship like the Nationalist Congress Party are either sinking or jumping off to escape, he had reportedly said.
Targeting Rahul Gandhi, Modi had said that the Congress chief has traced a seat using microscope from which he can take on the BJP. Modi was apparently referring to the Wayanad seat in Kerala from where Rahul is contesting, besides Amethi in Uttar Pradesh.
He had reportedly said that in Wayanad, the country's majority is in minority.
Referring to Modi's Varanasi speech on April 25, where he had gone to file his nomination for Lok Sabha elections, the Election Commission said a detailed report of the Chief Electoral Officer, Uttar Pradesh was obtained.
“The matter has been examined in detail in accordance with the extant advisories, provisions of the Model Code of Conduct and after examination of complete transcript, Commission is of the considered view that in this matter no such violation of the extant advisories/provisions is attracted,” it said.
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