BJP takes out rally in Mysuru to counter Congress party’s anti-SIR campaign
The BJP organized a rally in Mysuru to counter the Congress party's anti-SIR campaign, seeking to bolster support for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. The rally, led by several BJP leaders including B.Y. Vijayendra, Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar, and C.T. Ravi, drew a large number of party supporters who displayed placards advocating for SIR.
The BJP accused the INDIA bloc, led by the Congress, of attempting to undermine the Constitution and create anarchy in the country by deleting 13 crore names from the voters' list, which they claimed included people who had shifted residences, dead voters, and duplicate or bogus voters. The rally also targeted the previous UPA government for being riddled with scams and accused Congress leaders of being spokespersons for anarchy.
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