Senior Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad has written to the Election Commission of India accusing Haryana’s Minister of State for Cooperatives Manish Grover of voter intimidation, two days after the state voted in the sixth phase of general elections. 
The Congress has been accusing Grover of forcing his way into polling booths with “50 goons” and intimidating voters—complaints that led election officials to restrict the minister’s movements until voting ended on May 12. 
Azad, who is leader of opposition in Rajya Sabha and the All India Congress Committee general secretary in charge of Haryana,  has demanded appropriate action, says he was “surprised that despite such  misuse of power in order to terrorise the polling process”, no action was taken.