Survey panel asks for report on alligations of PM roadshow after voting

PM Narendra Modi's small-scale roadshow and discourse in Gujarat's Ahmedabad - where he had gone to cast a ballot today - is being inspected, the Election Commission said tonight after a daylong debate. The Commission said it has looked for a report on the issue from the Chief Election Officer of Gujarat.

In front of making his choice today, the Prime Minister rode an open jeep, strolled not far off and even gave a short location, which, restriction pioneers said was political, and in this manner disregards the Model Code of Conduct.

"The weapon of psychological warfare is IED, the quality of vote based system is a voter ID," PM Modi said. "I can say with sureness that the voter ID is a whole lot more dominant than an IED, so we ought to comprehend the quality of our voter IDs," he included what commentators said was a notice of his administration's national security board.

There have been two before occurrences where the Prime Minister was blamed for abusing the Model Code - a progression of rules and regulations for the legislature and political pioneers in front of elections.

The Commission said it is as yet looking at all these cases including the Prime Minister "in aggregate".

There have been allegations that the Prime Minister disregarded the Commission's rule and over and over conjured the military to look for votes. Both CPM and Congress have grumbled about the issue.

Today, senior Congress pioneer Abhishek Manu Singhvi said that the leader's long parade and discourse was an unmistakable infringement of the Model Code and the party has mentioned the Election Commission to ban him from battling for 48 to 72 hours."