42 cases of paid news in Karnataka polls
Sunday May 05, 2013 09:45:53 PM,
IANS
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New Delhi: Forty-two
cases of paid news have been confirmed in the 14th Karnataka
assembly polls, an official of the Election Commission (EC) said
Sunday.
"Out of 76 cases of paid news which came to light, 42 cases were
confirmed. We had issued notice in 61 such cases," the official
said.
He added that 1,127,000 litres of liquor - worth Rs.7.79 crore -
was seized by the EC.
The May 5 election to the 224-member Karnataka assembly has 2,948
candidates in the fray, including 170 women.
The ruling BJP in the state, the Congress, the Janata Dal-Secular
(JD-S) and former chief minister B.S. Yeddyurappa's newly-formed
Karnataka Janata Party (KJP), are contesting in all the
constituencies. One seat is nominated.
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