BJP ECI Complaint: Strong Action Sought Over Kharge Remark
BJP ECI complaint seeks strict action against Mallikarjun Kharge over his “terrorist” remark targeting PM Modi, sparking political controversy.
SANJANA DUTTA 
NEW DELHI, April 2026 — The BJP ECI complaint against Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge has intensified political tensions, with a BJP delegation urging the Election Commission of India to take strict action over his controversial remarks targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The complaint follows Kharge’s “terrorist” remark during a public address, triggering a fresh BJP vs Congress row ahead of key elections.
BJP ECI Complaint Filed Over Kharge Terrorist Remark
A Bharatiya Janata Party delegation met Election Commission officials and submitted a formal election commission complaint demanding immediate intervention.
The BJP alleged that Kharge’s statement violated democratic norms and the Model Code of Conduct.
Kharge Terrorist Remark Sparks PM Modi Controversy
The controversy erupted after Kharge referred to PM Modi as a “terrorist” before later clarifying that he meant the Prime Minister was “terrorising” political opponents.
The remark quickly escalated into a nationwide political debate.
BJP vs Congress Row Deepens Ahead of Elections
The BJP accused Congress of repeatedly using inflammatory rhetoric to target the Prime Minister.
Congress leaders, meanwhile, defended Kharge’s clarification and accused the BJP of politicising the issue.
Election Commission Complaint May Trigger Action
Political analysts say the Election Commission complaint could lead to scrutiny under election-related conduct rules.
Any formal notice or action may further intensify the electoral battle.
PM Modi Controversy Dominates Political Narrative
The PM Modi controversy has now become a major talking point in campaign discussions and media debates.
It may influence voter sentiment as election campaigning accelerates.
The Bigger Picture: Political Rhetoric and Electoral Impact
The BJP ECI complaint highlights rising political hostility in India’s election season.
With both parties escalating attacks, the controversy may shape campaign narratives in the days ahead.
