Politics

The Election Commission of India on Wednesday fact checked "vote theft" claims made by Rahul Gandhi, and asserted that no one can force to remove the name of a voter from final electoral rolls

Rahul Gandhi has said that the application filed at a Pune court claiming threat to his life was filed by his advocate without his consent, and it will be withdrawn

The Election Commission often assigns 'House Number 0' or 'notional addresses' to include voters without well-defined or permanent residential addresses, such as homeless people.

Is Rahul Gandhi sowing long-term distrust in India’s democratic institutions? Is the Congress leader, joined by the anti-BJP parties, laying the groundwork for a more radical and destructive political manoeuvre—an election boycott? Is Rahul Gandhi planning to replicate the Khaleda Zia playbook?

Responding to this earlier this month, Minister Rai stated that the Delhi government has not not carried out any eviction drive nor have they received any written complaints regarding the disconnection of electricity and water supply in Jai Hind Colony, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi.

The EC shared multiple statements from the BLAs from Congress, RJD to emphasize the transparent conduct of the SIR drive.

KN Rajanna remarked, “If there were irregularities, why didn’t anyone speak up then? Why were we silent?”

The research emphasises that its final findings are a lower-bound estimate and the actual inflation may be significantly higher.

Rahul Gandhi's strongest complaint was that a house in Mahadevapura had 80 duplicate voters enrolled. But when local Booth Level Officer (BLO) Muniratna was approached, he informed that there was no duplication.

Rahul Gandhi’s own Rae Bareli seat shows the voter list anomalies he called “electoral fraud” in constituencies won by the BJP.