Lok Sabha Election: Election Commission Bans App Campaign Song; What’s in the song then? Achi-News

New Delhi: The Election Commission has banned the party’s song used for the Lok Sabha Elections campaign. Kendamandal is against the app commission that has broken out of this. AAP Minister Atishi said it is right if BJP does it, but it is wrong if we do it. The Election Commission (EC) has banned the party’s campaign song, Jail Ke Jawab Mein Hum Vote Denge, as a response to being jailed.

What’s in the app’s promotional song?

AAP MLA Dilip Pandey wrote and sang AAP’s two-minute campaign song. The song was released at the party headquarters on Thursday. The song was banned following allegations that it portrayed the ruling BJP and the Central Bureau of Investigation in a bad light. Addressing a press conference in this regard, AAP minister Atishi expressed his displeasure that this is probably the first time the Election Commission has banned a party’s campaign song.

Why is there no action against the BJP?

The song does not mention the BJP anywhere, nor does it violate the Model Code of Conduct. He defended the song saying that the song contains videos and realistic events. MS Atishi, who is also a minister in the Delhi government, has accused the EC of not acting on the BJP’s violations of the election code of conduct.

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If BJP becomes a dictator then it is fine. But if anyone talks about it, it is wrong. This shows that democracy is in danger. I want to urge the Election Commission to act on the violations (of the Election Code) by the BJP. He insisted not to stop the opposition’s campaign.

Delhi CM and AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal, who has been arrested by the ED in the Excise policy scam, is in Tihar jail.