Jaipur: Congress candidate and sitting MLA from Dausa’s Mahuwa constituency, Om Prakash Hudla, alleged on Friday that miscreants pelted stones at him during election campaign, resulting in injuries.
Speaking to TOI over the phone, Hudla claimed that he was engaged in election canvassing when approximately 50 miscreants attacked him and his supporters with stones.
“I have sustained injuries in the attack, including a fractured hand. This is the handiwork of my political rivals,” alleged Hudla.
He also mentioned that he has informed the police about the incident, as the alleged attack took place within the jurisdiction of the district’s Bejupada police station area. Hudla asserted that such tactics will not deter him.
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Speaking to TOI over the phone, Hudla claimed that he was engaged in election canvassing when approximately 50 miscreants attacked him and his supporters with stones.
“I have sustained injuries in the attack, including a fractured hand. This is the handiwork of my political rivals,” alleged Hudla.
He also mentioned that he has informed the police about the incident, as the alleged attack took place within the jurisdiction of the district’s Bejupada police station area. Hudla asserted that such tactics will not deter him.
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