With the announcement of the dates for the Gujarat Assembly elections, the Model Code of Conduct has also come into force. Therefore, if the government takes action against any officer in the Morbi Jhulapole accident, then the government will have to first get permission from the Election Commission for this. But sources say that the decision to look into the Morbi accident won’t change anything about the election.

In Gujarat, the model code of conduct has been implemented with the announcement of election dates. However, the SIT will continue its investigation in the Morbi case. If any action is taken against any authority, then permission of the Election Commission will have to be taken for it.

Assembly elections in Gujarat will be held on December 1 and 5. The dates for the Gujarat elections have been announced. Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar announced the date in a press release. The notification for the first phase of polling will be issued on November 5. November 14 is the last day for filing nominations. The notification for the second phase of elections will be issued on November 10. November 17 is the last day for filing nominations for the second phase of polling. Polling will be held on December 1 and 5. The results will be announced on December 8. In the first phase, elections will be held in 89 seats and in the second phase, 93 seats will go to polls. The term of the Gujarat Assembly ends on February 18, 2023.