In the final lap of his campaign in Uttar Pradesh, Narendra Modi, the BJP's prime ministerial candidate, slipped in Lord Ram's name and also had the Hindu God and a temple as his backdrop. The Congress immediately tore into him alleging that his campaign was based on "polarization, not development."

It has complained against the use of religious symbols at Mr Modi's rally and the Election Commission has asked for a report to ascertain if its rules were violated.

Mr Modi was speaking in Faizabad, a town right next to Ayodhya, where the 16th century Babri mosque was brought down by Hindu activists in 1992. The BJP's ideological mentor the RSS and its affiliates have been campaigning for a Ram temple at the disputed site.


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