Police in Wayanad register a case after posters targeting Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi surface in the district, according to reports. Deccan Chronicle says the posters also mention Mallikarjun Kharge and include threats related to the 2024 election cycle. It reports that the posters claim that Robert Vadra—who is the MP from Wayanad—would be defeated in the next election. India Today similarly reports that posters targeting Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi appear in Wayanad and that a case is registered. The reporting does not describe the exact location where the posters are found, who distributed them, or whether any arrests are made. Officials are treating the matter as a law-and-order issue and are investigating the source and intent of the posters. The case registration follows the appearance of political material deemed threatening toward prominent Congress figures in Wayanad.
Case registered in Wayanad over posters targeting Rahul, Priyanka Gandhi and Kharge
Police in Wayanad register a case after posters targeting Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi surface in the district, according to reports. Deccan Chronicle says the posters also mentio...
- Posters targeting Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi surface in Wayanad.
- Police register a case over the posters.
- Deccan Chronicle reports the posters also reference Mallikarjun Kharge.
- The posters include election-related threats, according to Deccan Chronicle.
- Authorities state they are investigating the matter.
Officials said the posters also threatened that Vadra, who is the MP from Wayanad, would be defeated in the next election
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