Delhi Police have opened a case against AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan for allegedly breaking the rules of the Model Code of Conduct (MCC). This happened before the upcoming Delhi assembly elections. The police filed the report at Jamia Nagar Police Station.
The report came after a video spread online. The video seemed to show Khan giving out stickers and election materials in the Batla House area on Tuesday night. Amanatullah Khan is the AAP candidate running for office in Okhla.
Police sources said the report was based on the video and other information. A police officer stated that after watching the video and looking into the situation, they filed a report against Amanatullah Khan for violating the MCC guidelines. The Model Code of Conduct is a set of rules created by the Election Commission of India. These rules guide political parties and candidates before and during elections, making sure the elections are fair. Giving out election materials close to the election could be seen as trying to influence voters.
The charges against Khan bring up questions about election behavior. Moreover, it highlights the importance of following the MCC. Currently, authorities are looking at the video and other evidence as part of their investigation. The results of the investigation could affect Khan’s political future and the honesty of the election in the Okhla area.
This event shows how strict the rules are for election campaigns and what happens if you break them. The Model Code of Conduct helps to ensure fairness and openness in the election process. Law enforcement takes any violations of these rules seriously. The investigation will figure out if Khan knowingly broke the code and what punishments he might face.