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UP CM under attack over Hanuman remark Last Updated : 30 Nov 2018 04:46:56 PM IST UP CM Yogi Adityanath (file photo) The Congress has urged the Election Commission to take action against Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath for calling Hindu god Hanuman a Dalit.
In a complaint lodged with the Election Commission, the Congress accused Adityanath of posing a threat to communal harmony in Rajasthan.
According to Congress state General Secretary Sushil Sharma, Adityanath had hurt the sentiments of Hindus with his statement on Hanuman in Alwar on Tuesday.
"Yogi's inciting speeches during his campaign in Rajasthan can divide the people of different communities. So the Congress has approached the EC to take suitable action against him for violating the model code of conduct," he added.
Sharma has also urged the poll panel to stop further campaigning of the Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister.
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