The political landscape in Bengalurus Malleswaram Assembly Constituency has been interrupted by controversy as an FIR was lodged against a tweet from the official handle of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on April 23. The tweet, titled "Congress Manifesto or Muslim League Manifesto," has sparked outrage, prompting action from the Fast Action Strike Team (FST) of the constituency. The FIR was registered at the Malleswaram Police Station under the Representation of the People (RP) Act and Section 153 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), citing allegations of promoting hatred and enmity among different groups and classes of citizens, as confirmed by the Chief Electoral Officer of Karnataka. LS polls 2024: Nitin Gadkari faints during Lok Sabha Elections 2024 rally in Maharashtras Yavatmal At the heart of the controversy lies the BJPs claim that the Congress manifesto unfairly favors the Muslim community in India. The BJPs tweet raised questions about the Congresss intentions, suggesting that its manifesto resembled that of the Muslim League. Fact check: WhatsApp message offering Rs 46,715 aid in Ministry of Finances name proven fake Specifically, the BJP highlighted several points from the Congress manifesto that they found contentious: Hijab Enforcement in Educational Institutions, Wealth Distribution to Muslims, Special Reservations to Muslims, Freedom to Practice Personal Laws, Muslims to be Directly Appointed as Judges and Mandate to Public & Private Entities to Hire Muslims.