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?
The BJP came down hard against Opposition claims of 'vote chori', unveiling massive anomalies in seats won by top INDI bloc leaders, including Rahul Gandhi himself.
Pro-Congress users have revived a debunked 2023 claim about Ramkamal Das’s “dozens of sons” to push Rahul Gandhi’s “vote chori” claim, ignoring that it stems from a legal Guru–Shishya tradition in which disciples record their Guru’s name in place of their biological father’s.
While Rahul Gandhi alleges that there are fake and duplicate voters added in the electoral rolls, he also opposes an electoral roll revision, which is conducted to update voter lists by eliminating fake or ineligible voters.
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.
The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Saturday has once again asked Congress MP Rahul Gandhi to either give a declaration as per the rules or apologise to the country for his "false" allegations regarding the voter lists.
Rahul Gandhi criticised the government’s handling of Operation Sindoor, accusing it of lacking political will and restricting the armed forces. IAF Chief Air Marshal AP Singh rejected the claims.