The poll panel had asked the district administration to take action against Togadia over his hate speech and also directed to submit action-taken report as soon as possible.
Togadia had allegedly asked his supporters to get vacated the house a Muslim man had purchased in the Hindu-majority locality near Meghani Circle area of Bhavnagar city.
On Saturday, Togadia had allegedly told the gathering, mainly comprising local residents and Bajrang Dal workers, that they should give an ultimatum of 48 hours to the occupant to vacate the house or else they should storm into it, take possession and put up a Bajrang Dal board.
Bhavnagar Police had initiated an inquiry yesterday into the alleged hate speech following the Election Commission orders.
However, the VHP leader had termed the media reports “false, malafide and mischievous” and said he was sending legal notices to media houses.