PULWAMA, AUGUST 31: In preparation for the upcoming Legislative Assembly elections, a comprehensive training session for political candidates was conducted today at District Administrative Complex, Pulwama.
The session was led by a team of experienced Master Trainers who provided essential guidance on the electoral process, compliance with the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) and other crucial aspects of campaigning.
The training was attended by candidates and their representatives from various political parties contesting in the Assembly Constituencies across the district. The objective of the session was to ensure that all candidates are well-versed with the electoral guidelines and are equipped to conduct their campaigns in a fair, transparent and lawful manner.
Key topics covered during the training included expenditure limits, guidelines on electioneering and the importance of maintaining the sanctity of the electoral process. Special emphasis was placed on adherence to the Model Code of Conduct, with trainers underscoring the significance of following ethical practices during the campaign period.
Additionally, the Nodal Officer for MCC provided detailed instructions on the critical aspects of the Model Code of Conduct, highlighting the importance of maintaining decorum and fairness throughout the election period. The Nodal Officer for Expenditure also briefed the candidates on the financial regulations governing campaign expenditure, underscoring the need for transparency and accurate reporting.
The training session also featured interactive discussions, where candidates had the opportunity to seek clarifications on various election-related matters. The Master Trainers provided detailed responses, ensuring that all queries were addressed comprehensively.
The district administration reiterated its commitment to facilitating free, fair, and transparent elections and urged all political candidates to strictly adhere to the guidelines provided during the training.
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