Karnataka election dates will be leaked.

Election Commission has constituted a committee to investigate the dates of Karnataka election leakage. The Commission has asked the committee to file its report within 7 days. Let us tell you that before the announcement of the dates of the Election Commission regarding the Karnataka assembly elections, Amit Malviya, BJP’s chief of the BJP’s BJP, had announced this. Amit Malviya deleted his tweet after the controversy grew. When asked about the Chief Election Commissioner, he said that this is a serious matter. Action will be taken against it.

It is noteworthy that at 11 o’clock on Tuesday morning, Chief Election Commissioner OP Rawat was holding a press conference on the announcement of the election, during this time Amit Malviya tweeted, “The elections will be held on May 12 in Karnataka, the counting of votes will be done on May 18, 2018. ‘ Although the Election Commissioner has announced that in Karnataka, votes will be cast on May 12 and votes will be counted on May 15.

Report of Amit Singh Negi for Idea for News from Delhi/Dehradun