The Election Commission has issued a notice to Rahul “Panauti” following his remark against Prime Minister Modi. Mr. Gandhi claimed that the Prime Minister’s presence in the final match between India and Australia brought bad luck to the Indian side at an election rally in Rajasthan.
In recent news, the Election Commission has issued a notice to Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the Indian National Congress party, regarding his “panauti” remark against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The remark drew attention and criticism from various political parties and the Election Commission has taken cognizance of the matter. It is now up to Rahul Gandhi and the Election Commission to address this issue in accordance with the rules and regulations surrounding election campaigns.
During an election rally in Rajasthan, Rahul Gandhi made a remark that PM stands for “Panauti Modi,” insinuating that Prime Minister Modi’s presence during the final match between India and Australia brought bad luck to the Indian side. This comment drew attention and criticism from various political parties and led to the Election Commission issuing a notice to Rahul Gandhi. The Election Commission will now further investigate the matter and handle it according to the rules and regulations pertaining to election campaigns.