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BJP complains to EC over quota controversy

Last Updated: Friday, February 17, 2012, 14:41     A- A A+
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BJP complains to EC over quota controversy New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday approached the Election Commission (EC) seeking stringent action against Congress leader Beni Prasad Verma for promising sub-quota for Muslims if his party was voted to power in Uttar Pradesh.

The BJP submitted a memorandum to the poll panel, alleging Verma violated the election model code of conduct and asking for registration of a criminal case against him.

"We told the Election Commission that the Congress party manifesto did not mention anything about sub-quotas for minorities and by making such a statement Beni Prasad has violated the model code of conduct," said BJP general secretary JP Nadda.

"We said such defaulters should be prosecuted and a criminal case be registered against them," he said.

The BJP also provided a copy of the CD of Verma's speech in Farrukhabad, which re-ignited the row over quota for minorities in the state.

"The Election Commission has assured us that they will take appropriate action against Verma under the law," he added.

IANS

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First Published: Friday, February 17, 2012, 14:34

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kishan - kolkatta
is election commission has realy any power to punish for violation of code of conduct ?
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karkera - Mumbai
We dont`t think election commissioner will take any action, as we have seen what action he has taken in case of Mr.Kurshid. He has no guts
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