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Mayawati Behind FIR Against Rahul: Congress

  •   Tue, Feb 21 2012 12:27:47 PM

Kanpur, Feb 21 (IANS): Blaming Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati, the Congress Tuesday said it would approach the high court for quashing a police complaint against party leader Rahul Gandhi for allegedly violating rules during a roadshow here.

Congress leader Digvijay Singh alleged: "The action was taken on the direction of Mayawati as they are scared of the successful campaign by Rahul Gandhi. We will go to the high court for quashing the FIR registered against him for violating restrictions under Section 144."

He also denied any violation of the election model code of conduct during Gandhi's road show in Kanpur Monday.

"We have not received any notice from the Election Commission and as per the rules no permission is required for carrying out mass communication," he told reporters.

According to the Kanpur district administration, Gandhi was granted permission to undertake his roadshow along a 20-km route against the party's application for covering a 37-km route. Gandhi faced the charge after choosing to undertake a longer road-show than what the district administration had permitted him.

Kanpur will go to polls in the fifth phase of polling Feb 23.

  

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  • Ganesh, mangalore

    Tue, Feb 21 2012

    I am really worried about Rahul life. because these third class politician can make anything for post and money. Dear Rahul to win election first u should have Gunda gang experience otherwise u will not get vote, people only vote u is having gunda gang.
    people don't. like good politician, people likes only corrupt politician like, mayawati, yeddy, reddy, nithyananda, renuka, blue boys.

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