Ramanagara (Karnataka) [India], Amid the ongoing second phase of Lok Sabha elections, former Karnataka Chief Minister and JDS candidate from Mandya Lok Sabha seat HD Kumaraswamy, his wife Anita Kumaraswamy and Nikhil Kumaraswamy cast their votes. Booth in Ramanagara and said that the Election Commission should change the election system in India. Speaking to reporters after casting his vote, HD Kumaraswamy alleged that Congress candidates were distributing gift cards worth Rs 10,000 or more to woo voters. “These people started misusing the government after winning the assembly elections. They are distributing these gift cards.They want to get votes illegally by offering such things worth Rs 10,000. He further said, “Many institutions have done nothing. We have seen this. My personal advice to the Election Commission is that it is better to change the election system so that such coupons cannot be used to throw money and get votes." Kumaraswamy also alleged that even after the complaint, nothing was done. 'No action has been taken on whatever complaint we have given to the Election Commission. They are helping such people... Kumaraswamy also said that the BJP-JDS alliance is in power. Will win all 14 seats in today's voting.In the second phase, there are 88 Lok Sabha constituencies in 13 states/UTs, including 14 in Karnataka, 13 in Rajasthan, 20 in Kerala, eight each in Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh, five each in Assam and Bihar, six in Madhya Pradesh. , Madhya Pradesh includes three each. In Chhattisgarh and West Bengal, and one seat each in Tripura, Manipur and Jammu and Kashmir, with weather conditions predicted to remain within normal limits, voters can cast their votes comfortably. According to the Election Commission, for the convenience of voters, elaborate arrangements have been made at all polling stations including facilities to deal with weather conditions. According to the ECI, more than 15.88 crore voters will vote in the second phase, which includes 8.08 crore male voters, 7.8 crore female voters and 592 third gender voters. According to the ECI, a total of 4553 flying squads, 5731 static surveillance teams, 1462 video surveillance teams and 844 video surveillance teams are keeping a round-the-clock vigil at 1.67 lakh polling stations to strictly and swiftly deal with any kind of inducement of voters. Are.Press note.