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Delhi polls: FIR registered against PWD official for violating Model Code of Conduct

Following a detailed investigation, the police registered an FIR against the Public Works Department (PWD) official for using a government vehicle for election campaigning.

PTI

NEW DELHI: Delhi Police has registered an FIR against a PWD official for violating the Model Code of Conduct, sources said on Tuesday.

A complaint was initially filed by the returning officer against Chief Minister Atishi, alleging the use of a government vehicle for political purposes on January 7, they said.

Following a detailed investigation, the police registered an FIR against the Public Works Department (PWD) official for using a government vehicle for election campaigning.

The case was filed at the Govind Puri Police Station here. A complaint letter regarding the matter was submitted to the assistant commissioner of police, Kalkaji.

"A complaint letter dated January 8 was received in this office regarding the violation of the Model Code of Conduct and the use of a government vehicle for political purposes," the FIR states.

It further read the directive that there is an absolute ban on the use of official vehicles for campaigning, electioneering or election-related travel during the polls.

The matter is being further investigated.

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