The boss constituent official (CEO) of Uttarakhand has said that 150 FIRs have been enlisted under different segments for disregarding the Model Code of Conduct for Assembly decisions since January 8.
A complementary number is set up for individuals to submit grievances connected with decisions.

“For political decision related objections contact on complementary number 180033001950. The grievances place quantities of the control room are – 0135-2644303; 0135-2664304. As indicated by Uttarakhand CEO, 150 FIRs have been enrolled under different segments for infringement of model set of rules since January 8,” Uttarakhand PIB tweeted.

Of these FIRs, 44 were petitioned for disfigurement of property, one for abuse of vehicle, 22 for illicit gathering/discourse, and so forth, four for instigation/satisfaction to voters/cash circulation, and 79 were different protests connected with the decisions.

The Uttarakhand government has educated that up until this point 25,302 liters regarding alcohol worth more than ₹1,30,33,000, smack of more than ₹1, 72, 46,000, charas worth more than ₹26,50,000, ₹1,82,10,000 of heroin, and cannabis worth over ₹33,32,000 has been seized.
An aggregate of 3,90,675 exposure materials have been eliminated such a long ways from public spots with regards to Assembly decisions.

Likewise, an aggregate of more than ₹2,45,20,000 money and in excess of 20,69,000 silver have been recuperated up until this point.

According to the state government, up until this point, 24,537 authorized arms have been seized and three licenses have been dropped by the public authority. All out 303 unlawful weapons have been seized up until this point. Under CrPC segment 107/116, 24,617 individuals have been reserved and 39,722 have been challaned.

The Model Code of Conduct (MCC) came into quick impact, following the declaration of the Assembly survey dates in five states by the Elections Commission of India (ECI) on January 8.

Uttarakhand is scheduled to go to the Assembly surveys on February 14 and the counting of the votes will occur on March 10.