The Election Commission (EC) has instructed all political parties and independent candidates contesting the upcoming national parliamentary election not to exceed the prescribed size of election symbols during campaign activities. The directive, issued through the EC’s verified Facebook page on Sunday, limits the length, width, and height of campaign symbols to a maximum of three meters. The EC also prohibited the use or display of live animals as election symbols, emphasizing that such practices are completely forbidden.
According to the election schedule, the scrutiny of nomination papers concluded on Sunday. Appeals against returning officers’ decisions can be filed from January 5 to 9, with resolution scheduled between January 10 and 18. The deadline for withdrawal of candidacy is January 20, and final candidate lists with symbol allocations will be published on January 21. Campaigning will begin on January 22 and continue until 7:30 a.m. on February 10, while voting is set for February 12.
The EC’s directive aims to ensure uniformity and discipline in campaign displays ahead of the national election.
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