Rahul Gandhi’s claim that Congress lost due to ‘vote chori’ where it led postal ballots collapses under scrutiny, as data shows postal votes form less than 1% and rarely influence election outcomes.
Speaking exclusively to OpIndia, Anjali Tyagi said her video was used out of context and that her case may have been an administrative lapse, not evidence of fraud.
After Rahul Gandhi repeated his ‘vote chori’ allegations today, this time using some discrepancies in voter list in Haryana, the Election Commission has issued...
The Election Commission clarified earlier that CCTV footage from polling booths is kept for 45 days and shared only on Supreme Court’s order. It debunks Rahul Gandhi’s repeated claim that the evidence of ‘vote chori’ is being destroyed.
Rahul Gandhi’s “vote chori” allegation against Haryana CM Nayab Singh is misleading. The complete clip reveals Singh was speaking about BJP’s confidence and internal preparations, not any manipulation of votes as claimed by the Congress leader.
Rahul Gandhi's claim that Dalits have no representation in India’s judiciary falls under basic scrutiny, given that the current Chief Justice of India, Justice BR Gavai, is from the SC background.
“In Bihar’s electoral battle, there is now a pair of two Yuvraajs who consider themselves heirs to power. These two Yuvraajs have opened shops of false promises. One is the Yuvraaj of India’s most corrupt family, and the other is the Yuvraaj of Bihar’s most corrupt family. Both of them are out on bail in scams worth thousands of crores of rupees...” he said.