
Avoid fake narratives, divisive campaign: CEC to political parties
The HinduChief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar requested political parties on Saturday to avoid divisive campaigning, saying it can cause disillusionment among youngsters regarding the electoral process. Addressing the 15th National Voters' Day event in the presence of President Droupadi Murmu, Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal and representatives of political parties, Mr. Kumar said fake narratives should also be avoided. At the same time, he assured political parties that the Election Commission will respond in writing to concerns flagged by them on the electoral process and the suggestions made by them to improve the system. Mr. Kumar also flagged the "dangerous trend" all over the world of misinformation and fake narratives, saying these are the single-biggest threat to democracies.
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