Dahod, who was arrested for live-streaming fake voting at a polling station in Dahod Lok Sabha constituency in Gujarat, has been booked for allegedly assaulting and intimidating Congress agents during the third phase of the May 7 assembly elections, police said Friday. After the man’s live video went viral, the Election Commission of India declared the voting at Parthampur polling station in Santrampur taluka of Mahisagar district invalid, taking into account reports of irregularities by election officials and observers. According to an FIR filed at Santrampur police station in Mahisagar district of the state’s Dahod Assembly constituency, Vijay Bhabhor, son of a local BJP leader, and three others allegedly clashed with Congress poll agent Shana Taviad at a rally. Gothib village polling station and threatened him. While leaving the polling station after the polls, the accused again confronted Tavyad and allegedly beat him for not allowing him to cast a fake vote, the FIR said. Babur was arrested under sections 323, 504, 506 and 114 of the Indian Penal Code. The complainant stated in the petition that when he was present at stall number 1 of Gothib village as a Congress party agent, Bhabhor along with three other persons identified as Prakash Katara, Pavan Agrawal, Piyush Bhavsar approached him and asked to be allowed to Throw in his fake work. vote. When the complainant refused to do so, the accused insulted him and threatened him with consequences. Tavyad said that night, when the voting process was over and the EVM machines were sealed, the complainant went home and was standing at a bus stop when Babur came to the spot in his car, got out of the car and beat him . his complaint. Babur allegedly tried to drag him into the car, the complainant said, adding that he managed to escape from there and reached a nearby high school where a police officer advised him to call the police.
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