New Delhi. The Election Commission has issued a notice to the Congress President on Sonia Gandhi’s statement on sovereignty. Mallikarjun Kharge had posted on Congress’ Twitter handle on Sonia Gandhi’s statement on sovereignty.
The Election Commission said that this is a violation of the oath taken by the political parties. Please tell that after the complaint of BJP, the EC has issued a notice.
In its complaint, the BJP said, “Karnataka is a very important member state in the Union of India and any call to protect the sovereignty of a member state of the Union of India amounts to a call for secession and is fraught with dangerous and fatal consequences.” Is.’
The BJP, in its complaint to the Election Commission, also alleged that the tweet was in violation of the mandatory oath taken by political parties under Section 29A(5) of the Representation of the People Act, 1951, at the time of registration.
To this, the Election Commission’s letter said, ‘In view of the above, you are requested to clarify and take corrective measures in respect of the social media post, which has been attributed to Congress Parliamentary Party (CPP) President on INC Twitter handle. inserted from.
Referring to Sonia Gandhi’s speech at an election rally in Hubli on Saturday, the Congress said in a tweet that the Congress Parliamentary Party President “gave a strong message to 6.5 crore Kannada people”.
The Congress had said in a tweet, “The Congress will not allow anyone to pose a threat to the prestige, sovereignty or integrity of Karnataka.”
