Hyderabad, Nov 11 (Maxim News): Congress leaders have lodged a complaint with the Election Commission alleging that BRS MLA Sudheer Reddy violated the model code of conduct during the Jubilee Hills bypoll. They claimed that Reddy attempted to influence voters despite not being a registered voter in the constituency.
According to the complaint, the LB Nagar MLA was seen moving around polling stations in Habib Fatimanagar, particularly between booths numbered 110 and 120, attempting to persuade voters. The Congress leaders accused him of campaigning near polling stations and allegedly intimidating local voters to cast their ballots for the BRS party.
The complainants stated that such activities could affect the fairness of the election outcome. They urged the Election Commission to bar Sudheer Reddy and his associates from entering Jubilee Hills and to ensure that the polling process continues smoothly and lawfully. (Maxim News)
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