Amit Shah tried to polarise votes in Mysuru, Congress files complaint with ECI
BANGALURU : Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee has filed a complaint with the Election Commission against BJP president Amit Shah for violating the Model Code of Conduct in Mysuru. In their complaint, the Karnataka Congress said that Shah handed over a cheque of Rs 5 lakhs to family of killed RSS worker Raju with an intention to polarise voters in Mysuru.
The Congress in their complaint alleged that Shah, along with Karnataka BJP chief BS Yeddyurappa, Union Minister Ananth Kumar and MP Pratap Simha, visited the residence of Raju, an RSS worker who was killed around a year and a half ago and offer their respects to the family.
“At the time of the visit, he and the other leaders, handed over a cheque of Rs. five lakhs to the deceased’s family which is in gross violation to the Model Code of Conduct it added. (With Agency Inputs).
