Maharashtra Assembly Elections Compliance Issue

In the lead-up to the Maharashtra assembly elections scheduled for November 20, the Election Commission's cVIGIL app received 576 complaints about code of conduct violations, with 98% resolved, indicating effective citizen engagement and rapid action by the authorities. Meanwhile, opposition leader Ambadas Danve has called for an inquiry into 359 government resolutions issued by the Mahayuti government just before the model code of conduct took effect, alleging these actions were aimed at influencing voters. Following the election schedule announcement, various government departments removed orders from their official website that were uploaded after the model code's enforcement, though these orders remain subject to future scrutiny. The Election Commission has emphasized adherence to the election code, ensuring a level playing field among political parties. Key political alliances are solidifying their strategies, with the ruling Mahayuti Alliance poised to contest a significant portion of the seats. The opposition's concerns and the commission's oversight highlight the contentious atmosphere as the election date approaches.