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Truck loaded with blankets were intercepted by BJP workers

in District Diary January 16, 2017 Comments Off on Truck loaded with blankets were intercepted by BJP workers 944 Views

Nabarangpur:(ONT Bureau)16/1/17: Hours after a truck loaded with blankets were intercepted by BJP workers at Bhalpada village of Nabarangpur district, Odisha unit of the party today approached State Election Commission (SEC) citing violation of model code of conduct against Biju Janata Dal. In their petition, BJP leaders demanded seizure of the truck carrying the blankets and arrest of Umerkote BJD MLA ‎Subash Gond – who allegedly procured the blankets for distribution during polls.
Speaking to reporters, Odisha BJP Vice President Samir Mohanty said that the blankets had been ordered by Gond.
“Umerkote MLA ‎Subash Gond had ordered a truckload of blankets from Raipur. Villagers caught them red-handed while the blankets were being unloaded at one of his relative’s house,” said Mohanty.
The cops have detained the truck and a man after BJP workers stopped the vehicle acting on a tip-off from villagers.
BJD, however, refuted the allegations.

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