Rahul Gandhi’s repeated “vote chori” claims, recycled in Germany after being thoroughly debunked by official data, expose not a crisis of Indian democracy, but a stubborn leader’s refusal to accept repeated electoral rejection.
Speaking at the Hertie School in Berlin during his visit to Germany, Gandhi claimed that key democratic institutions have been 'weaponised' and no longer function independently.
Rahul Gandhi isn’t speaking to India when he repeats his conspiracy theories on 'vote chori'; he’s scripting headlines for the global lobby desperate to label our democracy “stolen.”
The Government of India dismissed Rahul Gandhi's allegations that he was blocked from meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin, stating that it is up to the visiting delegation to organize meetings outside the government schedule.
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