“When the elected members even have to submit their cell phones or the vehicles, how can chief minister spread his messages via RC book or a licence,” Ballar said.
“We sought Election Commission's intervention to stop the distribution of the leaflets carrying Modi's messages,” he added.
The complaint has been filed before the Chief Election Commissioner in Delhi and the Chief Election Officer of the state.
Gujarat Congress complains to EC against Modi's printed messages
Ahmedabad: Gujarat Congress has filed a complaint with the Election Commission against Chief Minister Narendra Modi's printed messages given along with the vehicle RC books and licences, stating that it amounted to breach of Model
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