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Karnataka election: Modi besotted with Congress-free India, says Sonia

With Karnataka Assembly Election 2018 just days away, the BJP and the Congress' Karnataka campaigns have reached their last leg. Catch Karnataka polls 2018 latest updates

Karnataka Election 2018: Congress President Rahul Gandhi addresses the media in Bengaluru
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Karnataka Election 2018: Congress President Rahul Gandhi addresses the media in Bengaluru. Photo: PTI

BS Web Team New Delhi
Describing the electoral fight in Karnataka as one of 'clean versus dirty politics', the Congress today hit out at the BJP for fielding the "corrupt" as it launched an initiative for public funding of its candidates.
Seeking to bring transparency in electoral funding, the Congress through the "crowdfunding platform" has collected Rs 5.56 lakh through 213 donations, against its "goal of Rs 28 lakh collections" from the public.
For the first time ever, the party launched the online initiative claiming all contributions made will get income tax relief.
The Congress had earlier strongly opposed the electoral bonds initiative announced by the Modi government

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