Silence period explained: 48 hours before polls, use of digital or television media verboten for political campaigning

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During the silence period, which usually begins 48 hours before the voting day and ends after polling ends, no active campaigning by the candidates or political parties is allowed, and television or any digital media cannot carry any election-related matter.

from Firstpost India Latest News http://bit.ly/2XghJVT
FP Staff

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