This story is from May 03, 2023
Amit Shah, Yogi Adityanath made hate speeches: Congress plaint to EC
NEW DELHI: Accusing home minister Amit Shah, BJP chief JP Nadda and UP CM Yogi Adityanath of making "hate speeches" in Karnataka poll campaigns, Congress Tuesday petitioned EC and sought immediate action against them. It referred to the SC order which has sought quick action against hate speeches.
A delegation of members Vivek Tankha, Salman Khurshid, Ajay Maken and Pawan Khera submitted a memorandum to EC specifying the objectionable statements. Referring to Shah's remark that "there would be riots in India if Congress comes to power", Tankha said, "The fact is people holding constitutional positions shouldn't make hate speeches. It's against law..."
A delegation of members Vivek Tankha, Salman Khurshid, Ajay Maken and Pawan Khera submitted a memorandum to EC specifying the objectionable statements. Referring to Shah's remark that "there would be riots in India if Congress comes to power", Tankha said, "The fact is people holding constitutional positions shouldn't make hate speeches. It's against law..."
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Godfather Senior
604 days ago
All the three told the truth. Yes congress is more venomous than any other party, as they have signed an MoU with the Chinese government, to make India poor all the time. Can we trust the congress leaders who looted India in trillions, divided India on religion basis, yet backing all the enemies? Can we trust the congress leaders who are having links with every traitors that made the CAA agitations and Farmer protests etc. to kill many innocents? Congress is a rogue party, we know, we experienced and needs to be banned in India.Read allPost comment
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