New Delhi: The Allahabad High Court is deeply concerned about the threat of a possible third wave of coronavirus. The court has appealed to the country's PM and election commissioner to postpone the elections. The court said assembly elections should be postponed for the time being in view of the possible threat of the third corona wave in the country. The High Court also said that the Prime Minister and the Election Commissioner took strict steps to curb election rallies and meetings in the state.

The Allahabad High Court has objected to the gathering of crowds at election rallies over the panic and growing impact of the new and deadly variant of corona Omicron across the world. The High Court has appealed to the country's PM and election commissioner to ban election rallies to protect the state's people from the third wave of corona in the upcoming assembly elections in UP. Don't let political parties gather. The court asked political parties to campaign through TV, News Papers.

The Allahabad High Court urged PM Modi to take stringent steps to prevent election rallies and meetings. At the same time, the court asked the PM to consider postponing the elections. The High Court clarified that there is life, so the PM must consider postponing the elections.

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