Friday, July 18, 2025
spot_img

After CEC, plaint now lodged with police against Marcuise

Date:

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

SHILLONG, April 6: Weeks after an activist filed a complaint with Chief Election Commissioner of India, accusing Williamnagar MLA Marcuise N Marak and his party of misguiding electorates in the run-up to the 2023 Meghalaya Assembly elections, the former has now filed another complaint, this time with the police.
PHE Minister and Williamnagar MLA has, however, rubbished the allegations levelled against him, and said that it was a political vendetta by the opposition camp for suffering an electoral defeat at his hands last month.
Activist Tennydard M Marak, had earlier accused Marcuise and NPP of publishing misleading and objectionable advertisements, and misguiding the voters.
In his complaint to the Chief Election Commissioner of India, Tennydard had said that Marcuise had circulated a ‘Report Card 2018-22’ during the election campaign, which contained false claims and fabricated report of his so-called achievements in order to woo the voters of Williamnagar, and was successful in winning the seat later only to secure a cabinet berth in MDA 2.0.
According to the complainant, the report card was distributed by Marcuise himself in violation of the Model Code of Conduct, which was already in place then.
“It contains only the works done during the period 2018-2022 and the credit claimed by him whereas it is completely a fabricated and false report and mostly half completed works,” the complainant had said.

spot_imgspot_img

Related articles

Durand Cup 2025 returns with prize money boost, new venues — but amid ISL uncertainty

Kolkata, July 17: Asia’s oldest football tournament, the Durand Cup, is all set to kick off on July...

Seven bills listed for consideration ahead of the Parliament monsoon session

New Delhi, July 17: Seven bills have been listed for consideration and passing ahead of the Parliament monsoon...

Pakistan: 15-year-old Hindu girl abducted at gunpoint, another forcibly converted to Islam

Islamabad, July 17: Minority rights groups on Thursday highlighted ongoing atrocities against Hindu minorities in Pakistan, particularly the...

INS NISTAR to be commissioned in Indian Navy tomorrow

New Delhi, July 17: The Indian Navy is set to commission its first indigenous diving support vessel (DSV),...