"The Commission will look into it and the urgency shown in going ahead with the decision," Election Commissioner H S Brahma told a press conference here flanked by Chief Election Commissioner V S Sampat.
"A decision that was awaited for so long could be put on hold for another two months," Sampat said.
The commission was here to review poll preparations in Uttar Pradesh.
Sampat directed effective deployment of central forces for peaceful and impartial polling and warned that officials found to be working in a partisan manner would be immediately removed from election duty.
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"Clear directions have been given for effective deployment of central security forces at the polling centres for conducting elections in a peaceful and impartial manner," Sampat, who has been camping in the state capital since yesterday, said.
He said representatives of some political parties had submitted certain complaints. These would be verified and suitable action taken.
On the complaint of some political parties that fake cases were being filed against political workers and leaders, he said the chief electoral officer of the state would take appropriate steps.
About political leaders making derogatory allegations and comments against their opponents, Sampat said the EC would not desist from taking action against anyone crossing the line of decency or violating the Model Code.