Complaint Filed Against Sonia Gandhi for Allegedly Insulting 'Vande Mataram' | Capital TV
A formal police complaint has been registered against senior Congress leader Sonia Gandhi in Karnataka by a local BJP leader. The legal action stems from an alleged controversy that occurred during the rendition of the national song, 'Vande Mataram'. BJP leader Vikas Puttur approached the Urva police station on Sunday to lodge the complaint, accusing the Congress leader of showing disrespect during the patriotic observance. The incident has triggered a political row between the ruling and opposition parties in the state, with local authorities currently reviewing the nature of the complaint to determine the next appropriate steps under the law. Further details regarding the specific sequence of events and official statements from the Congress party are expected to emerge as the local police examine the validity of the allegations made in the formal police report.
BJP leader Vikas Puttur on Sunday filed a formal complaint against Congress leader Sonia Gandhi at the Urva police station in Karnataka following the controversy during the singing of the national anthem Vande Mataram at the Congress headquarters in New Delhi on Independence Day.Puttur said he would approach the Karnataka High Court if the Karnataka Congress government and police failed to act on his complaint against Congress leader Sonia Gandhi following the controversy during the singing of the national song Vande Mataram.
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