In a separate letter issued to Nadda and Kharge, the poll panel recalled its 22nd May advisory directing the BJP, Congress and their star campaigners to refrain from making any statement which is prohibited in Clause (1) of general conduct of MCC.
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge launched a frontal attack on the BJP as he campaigned for the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) at Akkalkot, near Solapur, in Maharashtra on Wednesday.
The UP chief minister was reacting to the Congress president’s personal remarks against him during an election rally in Achalpur, Maharashtra.
Kharge had said in Jharkhand recently that many sadhus have now become politicians and they are spreading hatred in the society by wearing saffron clothes and trying to divide people.
"BJP gives inciting speeches and speaks lies in order to divert people's attention from core issues," he alleged at a press conference in Nagpur.
He also demanded dismissal of Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh and a Supreme Court-monitored investigation into the ongoing violence.
In a veiled attack on the BJP, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge who has been accusing the ruling dispensation of divisive politics, said on Saturday that he will not allow the agenda of hatred and division to succeed, on the occasion of second anniversary of the Bharat Jodo Yatra.
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Thursday appealed to all teachers across the country to keep educating their students about the Constitution of India and its values as he greeted them on the occasion of Teachers’ Day.
Referring to the Manipur situation, the Congress chief in a post on X wrote, “Narendra Modi ji it has been 16 months since Manipur has been engulfed in violence, but your 'double engine' government has done nothing to mitigate it.”
Informing about the meeting, the Congress chief in a post on ‘X’ wrote, “Congress will reach out to every Indian. We chaired a meeting of the newly appointed AICC Secretaries and Joint Secretaries.”
