Karnataka sop story: Smart TV box to scented gutka
Thursday, 4 April 2024
The Karnataka elections witness a surge in illegal freebies like smart TVs, wristwatches, and traditional gifts distributed to voters. Grocery items, pan masala packets, expensive watches, and sandalwood seizures highlight the alarming trend. Authorities express concerns over the integrity of the electoral process and intensify efforts to combat these practices.
The Karnataka elections witness a surge in illegal freebies like smart TVs, wristwatches, and traditional gifts distributed to voters. Grocery items, pan masala packets, expensive watches, and sandalwood seizures highlight the alarming trend. Authorities express concerns over the integrity of the electoral process and intensify efforts to combat these practices.
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