"There are complaints about provocative and communal speeches by top leaders. We are gathering factual details and background for future action," Sampath told reporters here.
Representatives of political parties in a meeting gave various suggestions as well as certain complaints of provocative speeches by top leaders, he said.
The CEC, however, refrained from disclosing the name of such leaders and said the complaints were against some specific speeches.
Sampath held meetings with representatives of political parties yesterday and discussed poll preparedness with District Collectors, SPs and senior officers today.
Sampath said the commission was vigilant to check use of cultural events for campaigning purpose.
He said candidates would have to furnish details of his/her social networking site accounts so that it could be tracked.
Rajasthan Assembly elections are slated for December 1.
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