Kolkata: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s speeches made during election rallies in Asansol come under scanner; the Election Commission has been examining their speeches to confirm that there has been no model code of conduct violation.
"CDs of their (Modi and Banerjee) election rallies have been sent to the Election Commission of India in Delhi.
Our media certification and monitoring committee have video footage of their speeches," an official of the Chief Electoral Officer, West Bengal, said.
He said the Delhi EC team will examine if there were any violations.
In a poll rally two days ago, Modi had alleged that TMC stood for "terror, maut (death) and corruption" after which the party had raised objections with the poll watchdog.
However, the Commission did not provide any detail about Banerjee's speeches.
The Commission has also censured former CPI(M) leader Abdur Razzak Molla who has now been fielded by Trinamool from Bhangar seat.
"He had made certain utterances after which he was showcaused as per the Election Commission's direction. His explanation was not satisfactory and he has been censured by the Commission," Additional Chief Electoral Officer Dibyendu Sarkar said.
Regarding a complaint against CPI(M) MP Md Salim, he said a CD of his speech has also been sent to the commission in Delhi.
