Finjus questions JCE's authority to sanction for publishing polls

The Institutional Foundation for Justice and Justice (Finjus) has publicly challenged the authority of the Central Electoral Board (JCE) regarding its power to impose sanctions for the publication of electoral polls. The organization argues that the JCE must operate strictly within the boundaries defined by the Constitution and existing national laws when exercising its regulatory functions.

Finjus specifically questioned the JCE’s use of internal regulations to establish these sanctions. The foundation contends that such administrative measures cannot supersede constitutional protections or legislative mandates, raising concerns about the legal limits of the electoral body's enforcement capabilities in the context of public opinion polling.