Retired police officer alleges election fraud
The Hindu
A retired Additional Superintendent of Police Peerubandi Prakasha Rao and his wife P. Madhavi on Wednesday urged the State government and the State Election Commission (SEC) to disqualify the election
A retired Additional Superintendent of Police Peerubandi Prakasha Rao and his wife P. Madhavi on Wednesday urged the State government and the State Election Commission (SEC) to disqualify the election of Hymavati, MPTC of Ramavaram village of Gantyada mandal in Vizianagaram district, alleging that she had submitted a Scheduled Caste certificate although she was a converted Christian (BC-C category).
Addressing a press meet here, Mr. Prakasha Rao said that the returning officers had deliberately rejected the nomination papers of his wife Ms. Madhavi on March 12, 2020 although she had submitted an Adi Andhra SC caste certificate.
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