Four nabbed for distributing pamphlets

Total of 4,000 pamphlets and four wheelers worth Rs 4,03,000 were seized from them yesterday.

• Written by PTI
• Bangalore | April 22, 2013 03:39 PM IST
1 min read

Four persons who were allegedly distributing pamphlets in favour of a candidate in fray for the May Assembly polls in Karnataka have been arrested,police said.

A total of 4,000 pamphlets and four wheelers worth Rs 4,03,000 were seized from them yesterday,they said.

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The four were allegedly distributing pamphlets in favour of a candidate promising those who gave a “missed call” to the number mentioned in the pamphlets,a mobile recharge of Rs 100.

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