BJP lodges complaint against Raj Babbar for allegedly using derogatory words against PM Modi, Amit Shah

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Saturday lodged a complaint with the Election Commission (EC) against Congress leader Raj Babbar for violating the model code of conduct.

In a tweet, the news agency ANI said, “Rajasthan: BJP files complaint with Election Commission against Congress’ Raj Babbar for violating model code of conduct, for allegedly making personal comments against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP President Amit Shah.”

Rajasthan: BJP files complaint with Election Commission against Congress' Raj Babbar for violating model code of conduct, for allegedly making personal comments against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP President Amit Shah. #RajasthanAssemblyElection2018

— ANI (@ANI) December 1, 2018

In a written complaint, the BJP accused Raj Babbar of allegedly using derogatory words and making personal comments against PM Modi and BJP president Amit Shah. The BJP has also demanded strict action in the matter.

On Thursday, while addressing a rally at Udaipur in Rajasthan, Babbar had said that two people from Gujarat are operating a gang which aims at killing the poor people.

Speaking at the rally Babbar said, “In the neighbouring state of Gujarat there are two people who are running a gang to kill the poor people. One of the gangster is the chief of a party, the other gangster cheated the people of the country and is currently occupying a high position in the country.”

Earlier on November 23, in a rally at Madhya Pradesh’s Indore, Raj Babbar said, “He used to say that the Indian rupee has fallen so much against the dollar that it was nearing the age of the then prime minister. Today, the rupee’s valuation has dropped so much that it is inching closer to your beloved mother’s age.”

The elections in Rajasthan will be conducted on December 7 and counting is scheduled to be held on December 11.

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