The electoral commission plans to sue the Hindi newspaper for violating the code after the publication of one-page announcements about his film about Narendra Modi

The Electoral Commission will send notice to at least two newspapers that have published ads of a full page of the film Vivek Oberoi-starrer on Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The EC misunderstood the violation of the code by the two Hindi newspapers

Two of the newspapers bearing the ads of one page are Dainik Bhaskar and Dainik Jagran . While Bhaskar dedicated the whole page to the advertisement of the film, Jagran also produced an entire page, but not on the front page. The full page of Narendra Modi's film in Jagran appeared in the additional page of Noida.

A source at the EC told Janta Ka Reporter "To find out if the film should be allowed out next month, when the standard code of conduct will be in effect, we decided to 39, send notifications to the two newspapers, which broadcast the advertisement of the movie Narendra Modi, for the violation of the code. "19659002] Announcements in both newspapers carry the film's poster Tuesday.

Here is the poster announced in by Jagran Noida edition

Directed by Omung Kumar, the film should be released on April 5th. Among the film's producers are Suresh Oberoi, father of Vivek, Anand Pandit and Acharya Manish. Many people have already questioned the timing of the film's release since the first round of Lok Sabh polls scheduled for April 12.

The electoral commission adopted this week a firm attitude towards incidents of violation of the code. . Earlier this month, the electoral body had forced BJP member Sharma to remove his Facebook message featuring Wing Commander Abhinandan, who had been captured by the Pakistani army, before handing it over. at liberty two days later. Sharma's decision to post her photo was seen as an attempt to seduce voters playing the card of nationalism.