Mumbai: Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Sunday accused six to seven party candidates for the upcoming election of the upcoming Uttar Pradesh assembly “illegally”.
Talking to reporters in Mumbai, Raut said he would meet the election commission about this and submit all the required documents.
The selection of 403-member assembly will be held in several phases over the next two months.
Raut accused that in six to seven constituencies in Noida, Bijnor and Meerut, the district judges each abuse their strength and reject the nominations of Shiv Sena candidates “under pressure” so as not to allow the party above.
Election Assembly 2022: Complete poll Schedule Coverage selection of the election of Punjab Uttarakhand selection of the election of Manipur “the documents were submitted on time.
The reason for the refusal of our Bijnor candidate is the same as our objection (Goa) candidate for the form of the nomination of the head of the Minister of Pramod Sawant (inside Coastal country bound).
Side Sawant was heard by the authorities and the problem was resolved (in Sawant’s help), but above, our candidates were not permitted to respond to objections, “he said.
Some of Sena’s candidates have been threatened and asked to withdraw from the polls above, Rajya members Sabha claimed.
Some people fear Sena candidates can win or ensure the loss of their nomination, he said in a covert reference to BJP.
“This is not democracy.
The election must be free and fair,” said Shiv Sena’s interpreter.
Asked about the Tweet of the Congress leader Rahul Gandhi at Mahatma Gandhi was killed by Hindutvawadi, Raucy said, “Hindutvawadi will kill Jinnah, who demanded (creating a separate country) Pakistan and not an armed Mahatma Gandhi.” “‘Hindutvawadi’ has shot Gandhi Ji.
All ‘HindutuVawadis’ feels that Gandhiji is no more.
Where there is truth, Bapu is still alive there,” Congress leader Tweeted in Hindi, using the ‘Forever Gandhi’ hashtag, on the commemoration of the father’s death Nation on Sunday.
Congress shares power with Shiv Sena and NCP in Maharashtra.