The chief electoral officer of Delhi has sent a notice to the BJP for "airing election-related content" on the NaMo TV even after the silence period began, a senior official said on Saturday, 11 May.
All seven Lok Sabha constituencies in the national capital will vote on 12 May and there are over 1.43 crore voters in the city.
A silence period of 48 hours kicked in from 6 pm on Friday, 10 May and will last till 6 pm on Sunday, 12 May.
On Friday, Delhi CEO Ranbir Singh had said that political campaigning in the city, in field or on social media, is supposed to end once the silence period begins.
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Topics: BJP Lok Sabha Election 2019 elections 2019
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