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
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.
On the 7th of August 2025, Rahul Gandhi, the crowned prince of Congress, went on an unhinged rant yet again - blaming everything but himself for the abysmal electoral condition of his party
Rahul Gandhi’s sweeping claims of electoral fraud are built not on verified evidence but on unsubstantiated projections, administrative overlaps, clerical errors, and speculative logic.
As opposition parties continue to raise concerns over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), which is to be carried out in Bihar, Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar said it is a general practice to update the voter list before every election as a part of the law.
RJD's Tejaswi Yadav said that this is a conspiracy to snatch the votes of the poor. AIMIM's Owaisi called it 'backdoor NRC' because documents are needed for this. TMC's Sagarika Ghosh and journalist Ravish Kumar are also calling it suspicious.
Election Commission of India on Saturday published the absolute number of voters for all the constituencies that went to vote in the first 5 phases of the General Elections.
The cVIGIL app of Election Commission of India, a mobile app that allows citizens to report violations of Model Code of Conduct and Expenditure limits have become hit with the users.