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Both Congress and BJP approached the Election Commission of India Monday accusing each other of violating the poll code in election-bound states.
The BJP urged the EC to direct lodging of an FIR against Congress MP and LoP in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi and party chief Mallikarjun Kharge for “promoting enmity”. It also asked the poll panel to restrain Gandhi from “handing out lies” while campaigning in Maharashtra and Jharkhand.
The BJP said Gandhi had become a serial offender “in the absence of exemplary action”. “The Commission may finally have to take a view whether it would continue to be a mute spectator or as an empowered constitutional body step in to restore the rule of law and provide a level playing field to all the parties,” said the memorandum, signed by Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal and other party leaders.
A Congress delegation submitted eight representations to the EC, including one over “a communal and divisive advertisement published on the official ‘X’ handle of the BJP i.e., BJP4India”. “It depicts Rahul Gandhi taking away reservations from the SC, ST and OBC communities and giving them to members of a particular religious minority community; in furtherance of a false narrative that is a consistent part of BJP’s electoral campaigning,” the representation said.
Another mentioned an ad on BJP’s Facebook handle depicting opposition leaders as “corrupt and anti Adivasis”.
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