Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee has alleged that the election authorities have failed to implement the Model Code of Conduct across the Telangana State.

TPCC treasure G Narayana Reddy said even after a month of dissolution of assembly and imposition of model code of conduct, the pictures of caretaker Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao and other ministers have not been removed from the government advertisements on RTC buses, government offices, hoardings, flexies and other places.

The Congress party refused to accept the CEO’s contention that a special drive has been launched to remove the pictures.

“If your office is serious in implementing the Model Code of Conduct then all the pictures and hoardings can be removed from across the State in a single day. However, either your office is not issuing serious orders or the District Electoral Officers are not taking your orders seriously,” Reddy said in his letter to Chief Electoral Officer Rajat Kumar.

The Congress leader also demanded an enquiry into the advertisements issued to media by the State Government after the dissolution of Assembly on September 6.

“We also request you to impose a ban on issuing of all advertisements till the elections are over,” he demanded.

Reddy alleged that the caretaker CM, ministers and nominated chairmen of various corporations and other functionaries were still using the official vehicles during election campaign. They are moving in large convoys, which comprises of government vehicles, to different areas for campaigning of TRS party.

He demanded that the misuse of official vehicles be stopped with immediate effect.