Agartala (Tripura) [India], Ahead of the Lok Sabha elections, the Election Commission has suspended three Tripura government employees, including security personnel, for violating the Model Code of Conduct (MCC). He was suspended for politically participating in election campaigns. The incidents include suspended government official Partha Pratim Debroy, a government teacher; Rasu Chaudhary, an education department staff member; And a jawan of Tripura State Rifles (TSR) named Kishan Debbarma. According to an official release from the Chief Electoral Office (CEC), "Partha Pratim Debroy was dismissed from service vide order letter F.5(125) DEE/DP/2024/30. Smita Mall MS, Director, Primary Under Order No. 129/TSR-7/SUSP/ESTT signed by Right to Education Partha Pratim Debroy, Commandant, TSR 7th Battalion, was working as a graduate teacher in Naveen Palli J School, Sadar Sub-Division./2018/3614-26, Original TSR 7th Battalion cadre Kisha Debbarma was dismissed from service on April 8 for violation of election code of conduct, while Director of Secondary Education Nripendra Chandra Sharma vide number F.5(1-4033) Signed SE. /E(DP)/2024 Original dated 7th April, 2024, to dismiss Ras Chaudhary, Class IV employee (Night Guard), Gopalnagar Higher Secondary School, Mohanpur Division, from service for allegedly violating the Election Code of Conduct, "Earlier on April 4, the Election Commission had suspended Special Police Office (SPO) West Tripura parliamentary constituency Suman Hussain for participating in election campaigns and violating the MCC," the release said. Lok Sabha elections in Tripura Voting is to be held in two phases. The West Tripura seat will go to polls on April 19, while the East Tripura seat will go to polls on April 26. The counting of votes will take place on June 4.Elections will be held on seven of the country's 543 Lok Sabha seats. The phases will begin on April 19 and end on June 1. About 97 crore voters are eligible to vote in the general elections.