BJP MLA from Kumhrar, Arun Kumar Sinha registered the complaint with Kadam Kuan police station. Police confirmed receiving complaint from the legislator.
Sinha told PTI that he lodged the complaint after finding that many posters in his constituency for the October 27 'Hoonkar Rally' were torn and in many others his and Narendra Modi's faces had been blackened.
Blaming political rivals for it, he alleged that they were afraid of the rally's success and had resorted to such 'mischievous' activities, showing that they were 'demoralised' by the rising popularity of BJP and Narendra Modi.
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