Hyderabad, May 10: The Election Commission of India has issued a notice to the Telangana Congress party for some personal and offensive comments made by Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy against Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) President K .Chandrasekhar Rao. Chief electoral officer Vikas Raj has sought an explanation from G. Niranjan, vice-president of the party’s state party and chairman of the election watchdog’s coordination committee. The notice was issued after BRS General Secretary M. Sreenivas Reddy filed a complaint with the Election Commission alleging that Revanth Reddy violated the Model Code of Conduct by making personal statements, threats and insults against leader of the BRS.
Sreenivas Reddy accused Revanth Reddy, who is also the speaker of the state assembly, of using slurs, insults, insults and profanity while criticizing the former chief minister. in a public meeting, a violation of the Code of Conduct and a request for an inquiry by the Government. panel. The CEO has asked Niranjan to provide an explanation/reply within 48 hours. “If you do not respond within the specified time, you will be considered silent on the issue, and appropriate actions or decisions will be taken according to the established rules to correct the violations without further comment to you. Lok Sabha elections,” the post said.
On May 1, the Election Commission barred KCR, also known as Chandrasekhar Rao, from prosecution for 48 hours for making derogatory statements against the Congress. The Commission acted after the Chief Minister submitted a credible report after Niranjan complained that the BRS Chairman spoke against the Congress during a press conference. After examining the content of Niranjan’s complaint and KCR’s response, the Commission found that KCR did not violate the provisions of the Model Code of Conduct by making defamatory and disparaging remarks in Sircilla on April 5, but he again broke these previous rules. election. and PKS rules.
