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BJP Denies Threatening Congress Candidates' Families Before Gandhinagar Civic Polls

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The Bharatiya Janata Party has rejected Congress allegations that it is intimidating the opposition party's candidates' families ahead of Gandhinagar civic body elections. Congress had moved its candidates to an undisclosed location, citing concerns over threats from the ruling party. The BJP called these claims baseless and denied any involvement in such activities. The dispute highlights rising political tensions in Gandhinagar ahead of the upcoming civic polls.

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