New Delhi: The deadline for Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi to respond to the Election Commission's notice on his speeches ends on Friday.

On Monday, the EC had given four days to Rahul to respond to its notice, which pertains to the speech in which the Congress VP had alleged that youth affected by the Muzaffarnagar riots were approached by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).

Rahul Gandhi had sought a week's time to respond to the EC notice of October 31.


He was given the time for reply to the said notice "up to 11 am November 08, 2013 (Friday)".

On October 31, Rahul was issued notice by the poll panel for his speeches in which he accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of causing communal flare ups and said that ISI was contacting the Muzaffarnagar riot victims.

The commission, in its notice, said Gandhi's election speeches in Churu in Rajasthan on October 23 and Indore in Madhya Pradesh on October 24 were prima facie "violative" of the model code of conduct.

The notice was issued on the complaints made by the BJP to the commission.

In a release, the EC said it viewed CDs of Gandhi's speeches and had detailed deliberations on the issue.

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