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The Election Commission Wednesday concluded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech in Latur last month in which he had urged first time voters to dedicate their votes in the name of the Balakot air strike heroes and the soldiers killed in the Pulwama attack, is not violative of its instructions on invoking armed forces in poll campaigns.

Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-general-elections-2019/pm-modi-gets-clean-chit-no-poll-code-violation-in-wardha-speech-says-election-commission-214835">PM Modi gets clean chit: No poll code violation in Wardha speech, says Election Commission</a>

It also found that Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath's remarks on defence forces were not violative of the model code.&nbsp;

Attacking the prime minister, Kamal Nath had on April 14 said that even when Modi was a child, Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi had built the country's defence forces. He was addressing a rally at Harsud in Khandwa district of Madhya Pradesh.

Referring to the prime minister's statement in Latur, the commission said, "The matter has been examined in detail in accordance with the extant advisories, provisions of the Model Code of Conduct and after examination of complete transcript of speech of 11 pages as per the certified copy sent by the Returning Officer, Osmanabad parliamentary constituency. Commission is of the considered view that in this matter no such violation of the extant advisories/provisions is attracted."

Addressing a rally in Ausa in Maharashtra's Latur on April 9, Modi had said, "Can your first vote be dedicated to those who carried out the air strike."

"I want to tell the first-time voters: can your first vote be dedicated to the veer jawans (valiant soldiers) who carried out the air strike in Pakistan. Can your first vote be dedicated to the veer shaheed (brave martyrs) of Pulwama (terror attack)," Modi had said.

Local poll authorities in Maharashtra are learnt to have told the EC here that Modi's remarks are prima facie violative of its orders, asking parties against using the armed forces in their campaigns.

The EC had sought the report in the context of the EC advisory issued in March asking parties to desist from indulging in political propaganda involving actions of the armed forces.

"... Parties/candidates are advised that their campaigners/candidates should desist, as part of their election campaigning, from indulging in any political propaganda involving activities of defence forces," the commission said on March 19.&nbsp;

Since Congress had approached EC in this regard, the response has also been sent to the party.

On Tuesday, the EC had said that Modi had not violated the model code in his speech in Wardha on April 1 in which he had slammed Congress chief Rahul Gandhi for contesting from Wayanad and had indicated that the Kerala constituency had more voters from the minority community.&nbsp;

The Election Commission Wednesday concluded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech in Latur last month in which he had urged first time voters to dedicate their votes in the name of the Balakot air strike heroes and the soldiers killed in the Pulwama attack, is not violative of its instructions on invoking armed forces in poll campaigns.

The Election Commission Wednesday concluded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech in Latur last month in which he had urged first time voters to dedicate their votes in the name of the Balakot air strike heroes and the soldiers killed in the Pulwama attack, is not violative of its instructions on invoking armed forces in poll campaigns. Also read: PM Modi gets clean chit: No poll code violation in Wardha speech, says Election Commission It also found that Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath's remarks on defence forces were not violative of the model code. Attacking the prime minister, Kamal Nath had on April 14 said that even when Modi was a child, Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi had built the country's defence forces. He was addressing a rally at Harsud in Khandwa district of Madhya Pradesh. Referring to the prime minister's statement in Latur, the commission said, "The matter has been examined in detail in accordance with the extant advisories, provisions of the Model Code of Conduct and after examination of complete transcript of speech of 11 pages as per the certified copy sent by the Returning Officer, Osmanabad parliamentary constituency. Commission is of the considered view that in this matter no such violation of the extant advisories/provisions is attracted." Addressing a rally in Ausa in Maharashtra's Latur on April 9, Modi had said, "Can your first vote be dedicated to those who carried out the air strike." "I want to tell the first-time voters: can your first vote be dedicated to the veer jawans (valiant soldiers) who carried out the air strike in Pakistan. Can your first vote be dedicated to the veer shaheed (brave martyrs) of Pulwama (terror attack)," Modi had said. Local poll authorities in Maharashtra are learnt to have told the EC here that Modi's remarks are prima facie violative of its orders, asking parties against using the armed forces in their campaigns. The EC had sought the report in the context of the EC advisory issued in March asking parties to desist from indulging in political propaganda involving actions of the armed forces. "... Parties/candidates are advised that their campaigners/candidates should desist, as part of their election campaigning, from indulging in any political propaganda involving activities of defence forces," the commission said on March 19. Since Congress had approached EC in this regard, the response has also been sent to the party. On Tuesday, the EC had said that Modi had not violated the model code in his speech in Wardha on April 1 in which he had slammed Congress chief Rahul Gandhi for contesting from Wayanad and had indicated that the Kerala constituency had more voters from the minority community.

Election Commission gives clean chit to PM Modi on Latur speech

In a major diplomatic victory for India, the man behind several terror attacks in the country including Pulwama terror attack, Masood Azhar has finally been listed as an international terrorist by the United Nation security council's 1267 committee. China earlier on Wednesday removed its hold on the listing of Masood Azhar, the chief of Pakistan based and united nations listed terror group. Watch this video to know more.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday asked the Congressmen to sink to death for supporting controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik, whose TV channel has been banned by Sri Lankan government in the wake of a series of terrorist attacks in the island nation in which over 250 people were killed.

"After the terror attacks, Sri Lanka government decided to ban Zakir Naik`s TV channel. Do you know who Zakir Naik is? He is Zakir Naik in whose 'durbar'&nbsp;Diggi Raja (Digvijaya Singh) was once seen appreciating him. He is the same Zakir Naik, whom the Congress government had invited to address our police officers, that too on the topic of terrorism. `Doob Maro Congress Walon (Sink to death Congressmen)," Prime Minister Modi said while addressing an election rally in Madhya Pradesh.

He said,&nbsp;"I have heard that a Congress leader here said that hit Modi so that he dies across the border. Congress people hate Modi so much that they are dreaming to kill him. But they have forgotten that the people of the country are batting from Modi`s side."

"Now the Congress people should tell from whose side they are playing - India or Pakistan," he asked.

"The Congress stands with those who say that Jammu and Kashmir should have its own Prime Minister. People can see how the party which ruled the country for so many years is indulging in anti-national activities," he said.

Madhya Pradesh, where 29 Lok Sabha seats are at stake, has gone to one phase of seven-phased polling so far.

The state will go to polls during remaining three phases of polling, which concludes on May 19. The counting of votes will take place on May 23.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday asked the Congressmen to sink to death for supporting controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik, whose TV channel has been banned by Sri Lankan government in the wake of a series of terrorist attacks in the island nation in which over 250 people were killed.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday asked the Congressmen to sink to death for supporting controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik, whose TV channel has been banned by Sri Lankan government in the wake of a series of terrorist attacks in the island nation in which over 250 people were killed. "After the terror attacks, Sri Lanka government decided to ban Zakir Naik`s TV channel. Do you know who Zakir Naik is? He is Zakir Naik in whose 'durbar' Diggi Raja (Digvijaya Singh) was once seen appreciating him. He is the same Zakir Naik, whom the Congress government had invited to address our police officers, that too on the topic of terrorism. `Doob Maro Congress Walon (Sink to death Congressmen)," Prime Minister Modi said while addressing an election rally in Madhya Pradesh. He said, "I have heard that a Congress leader here said that hit Modi so that he dies across the border. Congress people hate Modi so much that they are dreaming to kill him. But they have forgotten that the people of the country are batting from Modi`s side." "Now the Congress people should tell from whose side they are playing - India or Pakistan," he asked. "The Congress stands with those who say that Jammu and Kashmir should have its own Prime Minister. People can see how the party which ruled the country for so many years is indulging in anti-national activities," he said. Madhya Pradesh, where 29 Lok Sabha seats are at stake, has gone to one phase of seven-phased polling so far. The state will go to polls during remaining three phases of polling, which concludes on May 19. The counting of votes will take place on May 23.

PM Modi asks Congressmen to sink to death for supporting Zakir Naik

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday strongly condemned the Naxal attack on 15 C-60 commandos in Maharashtra's Gadchiroli.

"My thoughts &amp; solidarity are with the bereaved families. The perpetrators of such violence will not be spared," the prime minister said in his tweet.

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At least 16 people, including 15 security personnel, were killed in an IED blast triggered by Naxals in Gadchiroli district Wednesday, police said.

The terror attack on a CRPF convoy also evoked strong condemnation from political leaders from across the country.

Home Minister Rajnath Singh assured all help to the Maharashtra government in the wake of the attack. He termed the attack an act of cowardice and desperation.

The home minister also spoke to Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, who briefed him about the incident.

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"Destruction of these Naxalites and their urban supporters is absolutely essential and the new India will ensure that," UP CM Yogi Adityanath said in a tweet in Hindi.

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Earlier in the day, the Naxals torched 25 vehicles belonging to a road construction contractor earlier in the day, they said.

Those killed in the blast were members of the Quick Response Team (QRT) of Gadchiroli Police, which was on way to inspect the torched vehicles, an official said. 
 
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday strongly condemned the Naxal attack on 15 C-60 commandos in Maharashtra's Gadchiroli. "My thoughts & solidarity are with the bereaved families.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday strongly condemned the Naxal attack on 15 C-60 commandos in Maharashtra's Gadchiroli. "My thoughts & solidarity are with the bereaved families. The perpetrators of such violence will not be spared," the prime minister said in his tweet. Strongly condemn the despicable attack on our security personnel in Gadchiroli, Maharashtra. I salute all the brave personnel. Their sacrifices will never be forgotten. My thoughts & solidarity are with the bereaved families. The perpetrators of such violence will not be spared. — Chowkidar Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 1, 2019 × At least 16 people, including 15 security personnel, were killed in an IED blast triggered by Naxals in Gadchiroli district Wednesday, police said. The terror attack on a CRPF convoy also evoked strong condemnation from political leaders from across the country. Home Minister Rajnath Singh assured all help to the Maharashtra government in the wake of the attack. He termed the attack an act of cowardice and desperation. The home minister also spoke to Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, who briefed him about the incident. Attack on Maharashtra Police personnel in Gadchiroli is an act of cowardice and desperation. We are extremely proud of the valour of our police personnel. Their supreme sacrifice while serving the nation will not go in vain. My deepest condolences to their families. 1/2 — Chowkidar Rajnath Singh (@rajnathsingh) May 1, 2019 × "Destruction of these Naxalites and their urban supporters is absolutely essential and the new India will ensure that," UP CM Yogi Adityanath said in a tweet in Hindi. महाराष्ट्र के कायराना नक्सली हमले में जांबाज जवानों की शहादत की खबर से मन में दुःख और रोष है। ईश्वर से प्रार्थना है कि शोक संतप्त परिजनों को संबल और घायलों को शीघ्र स्वास्थ्य लाभ मिले। इन नक्सलियों और उनके शहरी पोषकों का समूल विनाश नितांत आवश्यक है और नया भारत यह सुनिश्चित करेगा। — Chowkidar Yogi Adityanath (@myogiadityanath) May 1, 2019 × Earlier in the day, the Naxals torched 25 vehicles belonging to a road construction contractor earlier in the day, they said. Those killed in the blast were members of the Quick Response Team (QRT) of Gadchiroli Police, which was on way to inspect the torched vehicles, an official said. (With inputs from PTI)

Perpetrators of Gadchiroli Naxal attack will not be spared, says PM Narendra Modi

Ahead of the fifth phase of elections&nbsp;in <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-general-elections-2019/opposition-is-playing-hide-and-seek-after-fourth-phase-of-lok-sabha-polls-pm-modi-in-barabanki-214813">Ayodhya on May 6th</a>, PM Modi during a poll rally&nbsp;in Ambedkar Nagar of Ayodhya division&nbsp;said law and order had improved under the BJP government.&nbsp;

"Congress has been using the poor as a vote bank," the prime minister said at the rally. "I understand the pain of the poor," he added.

It is PM Modi's first visit to Ayodhya division since the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/be-it-pak-terrorists-or-traitors-on-our-own-soil-chowkidar-will-not-spare-anyone-pm-modi-214470">BJP-led NDA came</a> to power in 2014.

"Only the BJP worked for the poor," the prime minister said, adding, "BJP has kept the nation united."

"MNREGA has helped workers to build their own houses," he said&nbsp;while asserting that Ayushman Bharat had given free healthcare to many.&nbsp;

"Law and order improved under the BJP," he told the people gathered at the rally.

"No tea maker wants his child to become a tea maker," he told the crowd.

"Be it SP, BSP or Congress, it's necessary to know their reality. Behenji used the name of Babasaheb Ambedkar but she did everything just the opposite of his principles. SP used the name of Lohiaji but they destroyed the law and order situation in UP," he said at the Ambedkar Nagar rally in Ayodhya.

"Other governments never took proper action on terrorism," the prime minister said. "We will make the country free of terror," PM Modi said.

"Terrorists wait for weak government."

"We made sure everyone gets minimum pension of Rs 1000,"&nbsp;he said.

"This chowkidar made the world recognise Yoga Day," the PM asserted.

Ahead of the fifth phase of elections in Ayodhya on May 6th, PM Modi during a poll rally in Ambedkar Nagar of Ayodhya division said law and order had improved under the BJP government.

Ahead of the fifth phase of elections in Ayodhya on May 6th, PM Modi during a poll rally in Ambedkar Nagar of Ayodhya division said law and order had improved under the BJP government. "Congress has been using the poor as a vote bank," the prime minister said at the rally. "I understand the pain of the poor," he added. It is PM Modi's first visit to Ayodhya division since the BJP-led NDA came to power in 2014. "Only the BJP worked for the poor," the prime minister said, adding, "BJP has kept the nation united." "MNREGA has helped workers to build their own houses," he said while asserting that Ayushman Bharat had given free healthcare to many. "Law and order improved under the BJP," he told the people gathered at the rally. "No tea maker wants his child to become a tea maker," he told the crowd. "Be it SP, BSP or Congress, it's necessary to know their reality. Behenji used the name of Babasaheb Ambedkar but she did everything just the opposite of his principles. SP used the name of Lohiaji but they destroyed the law and order situation in UP," he said at the Ambedkar Nagar rally in Ayodhya. "Other governments never took proper action on terrorism," the prime minister said. "We will make the country free of terror," PM Modi said. "Terrorists wait for weak government." "We made sure everyone gets minimum pension of Rs 1000," he said. "This chowkidar made the world recognise Yoga Day," the PM asserted.

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The Election Commission of India on Tuesday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's poll speech in Wardha in which he criticised Congress chief <a href="https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-uds-cse&amp;cx=006054055338965708568:09spwrlibei&amp;q=https://www.wionews.com/elections/politicians/rahul-gandhi%3Fpage%3D33&amp;sa=U&amp;ved=2ahUKEwjXrs2FnPjhAhUH6Y8KHX3UAQM4RhAWMAB6BAgFEAE&amp;usg=AOvVaw3561lXS55TGaN59qEvw4-n">Rahul Gandhi</a> for playing appeasement politics over his <a href="https://www.wionews.com/opinions/lok-sabha-polls-2019-rahul-gandhis-wayanad-choice-could-hurt-congress-in-the-north-207697">candidature from Wayanad </a>does not violate the Model Code of Conduct.

"In a matter related to a complaint concerning an alleged violation of Model Code of Conduct in a speech by PM Narendra Modi in Wardha, Maharashtra on 01.04.2019, Commission is of the considered view that in this matter no such violation has been noticed," the poll panel said.&nbsp;

The EC said it had examined the matter in detail in accordance with the extant guidelines of the MCC and the report of the Chief Electoral Officer, Maharashtra."Accordingly, Commission is of the considered view that in this matter no such violation has been noticed," the apex poll body's order said.&nbsp;

The Congress on April 5 moved the EC against Modi's speech alleging that the comments were "hateful and divisive."

In the rally in Wardha, Modi had taken a veiled jibe at Congress president Rahul Gandhi for contesting from Wayanad in Kerala, in addition to Amethi in Uttar Pradesh, saying the party was "forced to run away from a majority seat to a minority constituency," while accusing it of "defaming" the Hindu community by coining the term Hindu terror.

"Congress has done the sin of defaming our more than 5,000 years old culture. The peaceful Hindu society which considers the whole world as its family was called a terrorist. That is why they have been forced to run away from a majority seat and go to a minority seat", he had said in his speech.&nbsp;

Modi added, "When Sushil Kumar Shinde was a minister, he had spoken about Hindu terrorism from the land of Maharashtra. However, a few days ago, the court`s decision came which exposed the Congress conspiracy in front of the country. Congress has insulted Hindus."

(With inputs from ANI)

The Election Commission of India on Tuesday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's poll speech in Wardha in which he criticised Congress chief Rahul Gandhi for playing appeasement politics over his candidature from Wayanad does not violate the Model Code of Conduct.

The Election Commission of India on Tuesday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's poll speech in Wardha in which he criticised Congress chief Rahul Gandhi for playing appeasement politics over his candidature from Wayanad does not violate the Model Code of Conduct. "In a matter related to a complaint concerning an alleged violation of Model Code of Conduct in a speech by PM Narendra Modi in Wardha, Maharashtra on 01.04.2019, Commission is of the considered view that in this matter no such violation has been noticed," the poll panel said. The EC said it had examined the matter in detail in accordance with the extant guidelines of the MCC and the report of the Chief Electoral Officer, Maharashtra."Accordingly, Commission is of the considered view that in this matter no such violation has been noticed," the apex poll body's order said. The Congress on April 5 moved the EC against Modi's speech alleging that the comments were "hateful and divisive." In the rally in Wardha, Modi had taken a veiled jibe at Congress president Rahul Gandhi for contesting from Wayanad in Kerala, in addition to Amethi in Uttar Pradesh, saying the party was "forced to run away from a majority seat to a minority constituency," while accusing it of "defaming" the Hindu community by coining the term Hindu terror. "Congress has done the sin of defaming our more than 5,000 years old culture. The peaceful Hindu society which considers the whole world as its family was called a terrorist. That is why they have been forced to run away from a majority seat and go to a minority seat", he had said in his speech. Modi added, "When Sushil Kumar Shinde was a minister, he had spoken about Hindu terrorism from the land of Maharashtra. However, a few days ago, the court`s decision came which exposed the Congress conspiracy in front of the country. Congress has insulted Hindus." (With inputs from ANI)

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