BJP vs Congress: The Chess Game of Protests and Allegations
BJP leader R Ashoka calls Rahul Gandhi's planned protest against alleged 'vote theft' a diversion from the Congress's anticipated defeat in Bihar elections. The protest focuses on election malpractice claims in Karnataka. The controversy extends to environmental issues with lake conservation in Karnataka.
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R Ashoka of the BJP criticized Rahul Gandhi's upcoming protest on alleged 'vote theft' in Bengaluru as a 'pre-scripted diversion.' Ashoka suggests the timing aims to deflect attention from Congress's likely losses in the Bihar elections.
Rahul Gandhi, Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, plans to participate in the protest on August 5. He previously claimed that Congress had identified 'vote theft' techniques by analyzing a parliamentary constituency in Karnataka.
In a related issue, Ashoka condemned Congress for approving a bill that reduces buffer zones around lakes in Karnataka, accusing them of risking Bengaluru's future for construction projects.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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