Hyderabad, Nov 15 (Hydnow): Congress leader Balmuri Venkat has filed a petition in the High Court demanding that the Election Commission take action against Chief Minister K.Chandrasekhar Rao who tried to incite hatred among people through his election speech.
In the petition, the petitioner wants the Election Commission to take action on KCR’s remarks but the Election Commission is paying attention to their complaint. In the petition, the petitioner objected to KCR’s speech after the attack on Kota Prabhakar. The petitioner asked to take action on the remarks made by KCr in the Banswada Assembly Constituency.
The petitioner stated that KCR tried to incite hatred through election speech. The petitioner alleged that the attacks on Congress leaders increased after KCR’s speech. The petition is likely to be heard in the High Court soon. (Hydnow)
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