An animal home shelter organized an online election for cats to find the ‘purr minister’ is now been accused for cheating.
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Actually, the Battersea Dogs and Cats Home started an online vote campaign few days back to find the ‘purr minister’ among cats to raise some money and attracts people.
A large crowd nominated their cats as the candidate of election.
According to the report, some contestants thought things smelt a bit fishy after votes for one of the cats, whose name is Bosun, rocketed to 30,000 in seven hours.
‘I think there has been vote-rigging. It is not fair – it is against the spirit of it,’ said Andrew Gwynne, who withdrew his cat Jude from the competition on Friday in protest.
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Later the animal home shelter explained that there is nothing fishy in the voting system.
