Amit Shah: Hyderabad police registered a case against Union Home Minister Amit Shah for violating election rules. A case has been registered at Mughalpura police station in the city. Congress Party Telangana Vice President G. Niranjan has complained to the Chief Electoral Officer by mail. According to the EC's orders, the police have registered a case.
What happened..
On May 1, Union Home Minister Amit Shah campaigned for the election in Patabasti. On this occasion, the banner in the hand of a child has a symbol of BJP's lotus flower. At the same time, on the placards in the hands of two other girls, it is written that AAP Key Bar 400 Seats. Some girls came on stage while Hyderabad BJP MP candidate Madhavilatha was speaking. Amit Shah beckoned the girls to come to him. The children then went to the minister. The Central Election Commission has already issued instructions not to conduct election campaign with minors. As a result, the Congress Vice President complained to the EC through mail.
Order to register the case..
Responding to the Congress complaint, the Central Election Commission ordered the Hyderabad CP to conduct an inquiry. South Zone DCP Snehamehra investigated this and submitted a report to Police Commissioner Kothakota Srinivas Reddy. Mughalpura police registered a case under 188 IPC on the orders of the commissioner. The police have registered a case against Yamansingh, Hyderabad Parliament candidate Madhavilatha, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP state president G. Kishan Reddy and Goshamahal MLA Rajasingh.
