Election Commission of India

The Election Commission of India clarified that contrary to the claims by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, nobody can delete any vote online.

At his press conference, Rahul Gandhi demanded the Election Commission reveal voter deletion details within a week, accusing it of shielding those “murdering democracy” and warning of mass manipulations across Karnataka, Maharashtra, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh.

It’s telling enough that Rahul Gandhi and Congress had to lean on a Newslaundry report to prop up their bogus ‘vote chori’ claims but the fact that its authors are rabid Hinduphobes exposes just how low the party has sunk.

The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Wednesday convened its third Conference of Chief Electoral Officers (CEOs) this year to evaluate preparations for the nationwide Special Summary Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls

After Pawan Khera’s duplicate voter IDs were exposed, fresh allegations show his wife Kota Neelima also listed in multiple constituencies. Verified entries raise questions about Congress’s credibility while it continues to shout “vote chori”.

Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera holds two active EPIC numbers. One of them is under Jangpura Assembly constituency and the other is in under New Delhi Assembly constituency.

The Reporters’ Collective claimed to have found 67,826 “dubious duplicate voters” across just 15 constituencies.

Congress Party, which is spearheading the mud-slinging campaign against the Election Commission, did not file even a single application raising any objections regarding the draft roll.

The truth is that house numbers are not allotted in many villages, and therefore, symbolic or notional house numbers are given to voters in the electoral roll.

People of Bihar have rejected the 'vote chori' campaign of Rahul Gandhi and Tejashwi Yadav, and said that the dead, duplicates, and people from Bangladesh should be removed from the voter list.