The move by the Election Commission underscores its commitment to maintaining the integrity and fairness of the electoral process by preventing undue influence and ensuring adherence to established ethical standards. The concern over the potential impact of media activities on voters emphasizes the importance of a transparent and unbiased electoral environment.
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