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Congress leader called a 'rapist', says 'it's politically motivated'

The Uttar Pradesh Congress Committee has already set up a committee to inquire about the incident in which a woman party member was assaulted by party workers for allegedly questioning the decision behind fielding Mukund Bhaskar Mani Tripathi

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Tight security arrangements at Uttarakhand Bhawan where family members of the Hathras victim arrived to appear in the High Court, in Lucknow, on Monday. Pic/PTI

Tight security arrangements at Uttarakhand Bhawan where family members of the Hathras victim arrived to appear in the High Court, in Lucknow, on Monday. Pic/PTI

Mukund Bhaskar Mani Tripathi, the Congress leader from Deoria, whose candidature led to a major ruckus on Sunday after a woman leader, Tara Yadav, accused him of being a rapist, has now put out a video clarifying his position.

In the one-minute video, Tripathi claims that the allegations levelled against him are "politically motivated and designed to malign his image". "All allegations against me are baseless and I want to warn the woman as well as some channels that have been publicising the allegations that I will soon initiate legal action against them. I will file defamation cases against those who are trying to damage me and my party," he said.

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