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'Modi ki sena' remark to NaMo TV: EC buried under tide of complaints

Opposition parties have accused the ECI of being biased towards the ruling BJP, which they say is giving Modi an unfair advantage in the election

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Recently launched NaMO TV carries Modi's rallies live and runs other promotional material for the ruling party was still on air despite several complaints against it, according to Congress

Reuters New Delhi
Did Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi break election rules by addressing the nation on an anti-satellite test recently? Is it right to have a channel dedicated to the leader? Can the country's armed forces be called "Modi's soldiers"?

Ahead of a general election that starts next week, the Election Commission of India (ECI) says it is swamped with hundreds of thousands of such questions and complaints of alleged violation of election rules, known as the model code of conduct. Many are coming via ever expanding social media.

Opposition parties have accused the ECI of being biased towards the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party

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