The Election Commission has issued a notice to Congress leader Pawan Khera for allegedly having registrations in more than one constituency, which goes against election laws. The notice was issued shortly after BJP IT cell chief Amit Malviya accused Khera of being registered as a voter in two different Assembly constituencies in Delhi. The allegations prompted the Election Commission to take action against Khera, seeking an explanation from him regarding the alleged violation.
In response to the notice, Khera denied the allegations and stated that he is only registered as a voter in a single constituency. The matter is being investigated by the Election Commission to determine the accuracy of the claims made by the BJP. Khera emphasized his commitment to following all electoral laws and regulations, and expressed confidence that the truth will prevail in the investigation.
The incident has sparked a political controversy, with both the BJP and Congress engaging in a war of words over the issue. The Election Commission’s notice to Khera has further intensified the debate, with each party presenting its own version of events. The outcome of the investigation will likely have implications for the political landscape in Delhi and could impact the reputations of the individuals involved.
As the Election Commission delves deeper into the matter, the focus remains on ensuring electoral integrity and compliance with the law. The case serves as a reminder of the importance of transparency and accountability in the electoral process, with all parties expected to adhere to the established rules. Both the BJP and Congress are closely monitoring the developments, awaiting the findings of the investigation to shed light on the truth behind the allegations.
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