- MCC violation complaint names Maganti Sunitha, Akshara
- Congress complaint to Returning Officer leads to FIR in Hyderabad
Jubilee Hills by poll | Hyderabad, Oct 14: A case has been registered against BRS candidate Maganti Sunitha and her daughter Maganti Akshara even as notifications for the Jubilee Hills by-elections are being received.
Congress leaders complained to Returning Officer Sai Ram that the two influenced people heading for Friday prayers in Venkatagiri in the Yusufguda division to vote. Therefore, authorities initiated action during the ongoing by-poll process.
Jubilee Hills by poll
In this context, police registered a case at the Jubilee Hills police station for alleged violations of the Model Code of Conduct. The case names A1 Maganti Sunitha, A2 Maganti Akshara, Yusufguda Corporator Rajkumar Patel, and four others.
The complaint states they campaigned at a place of worship without taking permission. Meanwhile, election officials are continuing routine by-poll procedures alongside the probe.
According to the input, the complaint to the Returning Officer focused on attempts to influence those who were going to offer Friday prayers.
Then, based on this representation, the MCC violation was recorded. Also, the reference to Venkatagiri and the Yusufguda division places the incident within the Jubilee Hills jurisdiction. This aligns with the registration of the case at the local police station.
The Model Code of Conduct bars campaigning at places of worship and requires prior permissions for public outreach. Therefore, the allegation of campaigning without permission has become central to the FIR. Later steps will depend on the investigation and any directions from the election authorities.
However, the development is significant as it coincides with the nomination and scrutiny window for the by-poll.

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