Suresh Gopi Dismisses Voter Manipulation Allegations Amidst Political Uproar
Union Minister Suresh Gopi has dismissed allegations of voters' list manipulation raised by Congress and the Left parties, stating that the Election Commission will address the accusations. Gopi's statements, including his 'vanaras' remark, have sparked criticism, while Congress insists on its claims, accusing him of diverting attention.

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Union Minister Suresh Gopi has refuted allegations of manipulating voters' lists, a charge levied by Congress and the Left parties. He stated that the Election Commission of India would handle the accusations, implying no personal obligation to respond.
Gopi, addressing reporters, labeled those accusing him as 'vanaras' or monkeys, emphasizing that he fulfills his ministerial duties adequately. He suggested that further actions would involve the Supreme Court if necessary.
Amidst Gopi's strong remarks, political tensions have escalated, with District Congress Committee president Joseph Tajet condemning his comments while maintaining the party's stance on the allegations. Tajet insists that Gopi's remarks are a diversion tactic from the alleged manipulation.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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