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Home » EC seeks factual report over PM’s Wardha speech

Published On : Sat, Apr 6th, 2019

By Nagpur Today

EC seeks factual report over PM’s Wardha speech

The Election Commission is learnt to have sought a factual report from poll authorities in Maharashtra on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s speech in Wardha following a complaint from the Congress.

The Congress on Friday moved the EC against Modi’s speech in Wardha city in which he said the opposition party was ‘scared’ to field its leaders from constituencies where majority dominates, alleging that the comments were ‘hateful and divisive’.