Thrissur (Kerala), February 23 The Congress in Kerala on Monday criticized Union Minister Suresh Gopi over the updated voter list published in the state according to the SIR, indicating that he had voted from two different locations.
The Congress alleged that the sole BJP MP from the state has been included as a voter in a polling station at Guruvayur in his constituency here.
Congress leader Anil Akkara criticized the actor-turned-politician, claiming that he had voted from two different locations in previous elections.
Gopi had voted in the last Lok Sabha elections from Thrissur, Akkara said in a Facebook post.
However, during the recent local body elections, he voted from Thiruvananthapuram, Akkara said, adding that in the upcoming Assembly election, his vote is in Guruvayur.
There was no immediate response from Gopi regarding the allegations.
Last year, the Congress had alleged that Gopi submitted a false declaration to be included in the voter list for the Thrissur Lok Sabha constituency ahead of the 2024 general election.
A group of senior Congress leaders, led by former MP T N Prathapan, had even lodged a complaint with the city police commissioner demanding that a criminal case be registered against Gopi.
Gopi, now serving as Union Minister of State for Petroleum and Tourism, won the Thrissur seat by a significant margin of over 74,000 votes, defeating CPI's V S Sunil Kumar and Congress candidate K Muraleedharan in a closely fought three-cornered contest.
