It will not be easy for former sarpanches and public representatives who are sitting on embezzled funds from gram panchayats to contest elections this time. According to Zila Parishad rules, candidates with outstanding embezzled funds must obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC) to contest elections. Without an NOC, their nominations may be rejected. Furthermore, the Zila Parishad's sluggish approach to recovering embezzled funds has also been e…
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It will not be easy for former sarpanches and public representatives who are sitting on embezzled funds from gram panchayats to contest elections this time. According to Zila Parishad rules, candidates with outstanding embezzled funds must obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC) to contest elections. Without an NOC, their nominations may be rejected. Furthermore, the Zila Parishad's sluggish approach to recovering embezzled funds has also been e…