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Delhi polls: 25 FIRs registered in last 24 hours in connection with MCC voilations

25 FIRs registered in last 24 hours in connection with MCC voilations

25 FIRs registered in last 24 hours in connection with MCC voilations

New Delhi: As Delhi prepares for elections with only now hours remaining for polls, the Model Code of Conduct violations have reportedly increased in the city. Around 24 FIRs have been registered in connection of MCC violations in the last 24 hours, officials said. 

Special Crime Branch’s Special CP Devesh Chandra Srivastava said that 14 proclaimed offenders had been caught and 25 FIRs had been registered in connection with the violation of Model Code of Conduct (MCC).

Addressing a press conference on Tuesday, Srivastava said that the preparation for the elections had been underway before the MCC was implemented.

“We have caught 14 proclaimed offenders…we have registered 25 FIRs in connection with the violation of MCC…in the last 24 hours, we have arrested 340 people under various sections of BNSS (Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita)…” he said addressing the media.

“Preparations for elections have been underway even before Model Code of Conduct (MCC) was implemented…today, all election parties are going to their respective polling booths with polling equipment…” he further stated.

The Special CP also said that 278 people had been arrested for consuming liquor in public places, Rs 12,58,000 had been seized and seven illegal arms had been recovered.

“We have arrested 278 people for consuming liquor in public places and during this, we seized Rs 12,58,000 cash and recovered seven illegal arms in the last 24 hours… nine people have been arrested in connection with this. In the last 24 hours, we have seized 1,835 liters of liquor and registered 27 FIRs and arrested 28 people…” he stated.

Earlier on Monday evening, the security forces conducted a flag march in the Govidnpuri area.

 Similarly, a flag march was conducted in the Hauz Rani area as the national capital gears up for the elections.

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