Each candidate can spend up to Rs 28 lakh: EC

September 21, 2019 12:24

The Election Commission of India assured all stakeholders of the quality of electronic voting machines during assembly elections in both Maharashtra and Haryana.

Election Commission of India chief Sunil Arora announced that each candidate can spend up to Rs 28 lakh on poll expenditure.

"The upper limit for expenditure on the election campaign is Rs 28 lakh for each candidate," Arora said.

The EC appealed to party candidates in both Haryana and Maharshtra to use environmental-friendly material while campaigning for polls.

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