Congress Accuses Karnataka CMO Of Interfering In Nominations; Bommai Responds

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Congress Accuses Karnataka CMO Of Interfering In Nominations; Bommai Responds


The campaigning has intensified in poll-bound Karnataka and so have the incidents of the blame recreation. With the Election Commission nearing the completion of nomination scrutiny, the Congress has alleged that the state Chief Minister’s Office is asking returning officers of assorted districts to seek out defects within the functions filed by opposition candidates and rectify the errors in these of BJP nominees. Karnataka Congress president DK Shivakumar demanded the Election Commission examine the matter. Reacting to the allegations, Chief Minister BS Bommai stated that the Election Commission is an impartial physique and works in accordance with its personal guidelines. 

DK Shivakumar stated {that a} main conspiracy is occurring to reject the functions of the Congress candidates. Giving an instance of 1 incident, he claimed that Karnataka CMO straight referred to as the returning workplace to rectify errors within the nomination of a BJP candidate from the Saundatti Yellamma constituency. “There is no need to elaborate on how a big team is trying to reject (my) application. You all have been informed about it,” he stated whereas demanding a probe into the matter.

Reacting to the allegations, Chief Minister BS Bommai stated, “Election Commission is a constitutionally formed, independent body. It runs by the rules of the Election Commission. So, there is no question of interference. He is scared of his defeat, so he is making baseless, useless allegations every morning. I need not answer all that.” Bommai additionally requested Congress to first set its home so as and added that Shivakumar ought to first look inside. He stated that what Shivakumar did to Siddaramaiah is well-known to all. 

According to the state election fee, a complete of three,044 legitimate nominations have been discovered until Friday and scrutiny of nominations of Savadatti-Yellamma, Aurad, Haveri (SC), Raichur and Shivajinagar constituencies is more likely to be accomplished in the present day. Out of the three,044 validly nominated candidates — 219 are from BJP, 218 Congress, 207 from JD(S), whereas the remainder are all from small events and Independents, in accordance with the CEO’s workplace.

A complete of 4,989 nominations have been acquired from these candidates. Karnataka will vote in a single section on May 10 and the outcomes might be declared on May 13.





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