Karnataka polls: JP Nadda threatened to revoke people's constitutional rights, according to Congress.

Lashing out at BJP national president JP Nadda, the Congress alleged that it has threatened to withhold constitutional rights of the people of Karnataka if they don’t vote for the saffron party.

They made the claim after Nadda urged the people of Karnataka to vote BJP so that no one is devoid of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s blessings. Sharing a video of Nadda addressing a public rally in the southern state, the Congress, in a tweet, said it was a blatant attack on democracy.

“BJP President JP Nadda threatens to withhold constitutional rights from the people of Karnataka if they don’t vote for the corrupt 40 per cent BJP govt. This is a blatant attack on democracy and shows how the BJP plans to treat the Kannadigas. We are not subjects of a Raja but citizens of a federal country governed by the constitution,” tweeted Congress.