By way of PTI
DEHRADUN: Congress normal secretary Harish Rawat has posted a video on social media that purportedly presentations one individual at an Military centre ticking and signing a number of postal poll papers.
Sharing the video on his Twitter maintain and Fb on Tuesday, Rawat stated, “Sharing a brief video for everybody’s data. It presentations how one guy at a military centre is ticking and signing a number of poll papers. Will the Election Fee take cognisance of this?” When requested in regards to the tweet, Rawat’s spokesman Surendra Kumar refused to reveal the supply of the video however claimed that it’s from Uttarakhand.
The celebration has no longer made a proper grievance to the Election Fee on this regard but however it may possibly take suo motu cognisance of it, he stated.
The Congress leaders termed it as a “mockery of democracy” and prompt the Election Fee to take cognisance of the video and act towards the in charge.
The state Congress has retweeted Rawat’s tweet.
Chief of Opposition within the Uttarakhand Meeting Pritam Singh stated,”On this video that makes a mockery of democracy, a person at a military centre is noticed ticking and signing a number of postal poll papers in favour of the celebration of his selection.”
The Election Fee must take cognisance of it and act towards the in charge, Singh stated.
Reacting to the tweet, the BJP termed it the Congress’ frustration, announcing the celebration is doing it as it may possibly see its defeat within the lately held Meeting polls.
“The Congress is resorting to such techniques as it’s conscious that it has did not lie to other people. Within the face of its drawing close defeat the celebration which used to be speaking previous about manipulation of EVMs is now speaking about poll papers. It presentations the celebration’s frustration,” Pradesh BJP media incharge Manveer Singh Chauhan stated.
The Military must be avoided politics and the Congress must steer clear of levelling such allegations with out checking out their authenticity, Chauhan stated.
