Hyderabad, Oct 11 (Hydnow): Congress has complained to the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) against the Telangana Minister K.Tarak Rama Rao.
Senior Congress leader, Venugopalaswamy complained to the CEC that KTR was enticing people to take money and vote. Venugopalaswamy asked the CEC to take immediate action against Minister KTR as his comments were against the election rules. He warned that if action is not taken within three days, a writ petition will be filed.
Recently, while speaking in an open meeting, Minister KTR accused the Congress leaders saying that they were involved in scams and earned good money and wanting to buy votes with it. He suggested to the voters that they should take the money but cast their vote on the car mark. (Hydnow)
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