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The complaint mentions the name of Amit Shah, concerned BJP leaders and the organisers of the rally at Vijaypura and other locations in Karnataka on 25th April.

BJP leader Amit Shah had said during a speech in Vijayapura that if people voted for the Congress in the May 10 assembly polls it would trigger communal riots in Karnataka.

In its complaint, the Congress party accused Amit Shah of making

Union Home Minister has said that if Congress comes to power then there will be communal rights.

The complaint, submitted at the High Grounds police station in Bengaluru, accused Amit Shah of delivering inflammatory remarks, inciting animosity and hostility, and defaming the opposition during a campaign.

Congress leaders requested the police that an "urgent and immediate" FIR be lodged against Union Home Minister Amit Shah and others for the "offences"

The Congress on Wednesday filed a police complaint in Bengaluru’s High Grounds police station against Union Home Minister Amit Shah for making provocative statements, promoting enmity and hatred, and maligning opposition.

Congress leaders Randeep Singh Surjewala, Dr Parmeshwar and Chief of Karnataka Congress DK Shivakumar filed a police complaint on Thursday against Union Home Minister Amit Shah and other BJP leaders, according to the complaint copy.

Home Minister Amit Shah is obligated to uphold the law. Sadly, he himself is violating the law committing serious offences under the IPC and Representation of People’s Act by making false and misleading statements against the Congress and creating division and enmity, a Congress leader said

Karnataka Congress lodged a police complaint against BJP's Amit Shah, and organisers of public rallies for making provocative statements