Kota: Terming PM Narendra Modi’s election rally in Kota on Tuesday a “flop show”, UDH minister Shanti Dhariwal, who is the Congress candidate for Kota North assembly seat, on Wednesday rubbished the allegations of corruption levelled against him by PM Modi and challenged the prime minister to order an investigation into them.
Dhariwal was speaking to the media at his Civil Lines residence in Kota a day after PM Modi accused him of corruption while addressing a rally in Kota.
On a viral video that purportedly showed him as attempting to buy votes, Dhariwal certified that the money was given to the woman by someone else for idols in a local temple and he had nothing to do with it.
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Dhariwal was speaking to the media at his Civil Lines residence in Kota a day after PM Modi accused him of corruption while addressing a rally in Kota.
On a viral video that purportedly showed him as attempting to buy votes, Dhariwal certified that the money was given to the woman by someone else for idols in a local temple and he had nothing to do with it.
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