On allegations of vote theft, Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar said that these claims are baseless and mislead voters. The Commission protects the rights of all voters and is adamant by any political pressure.
Vote theft allegations: Chief Election Commissioner Dnyanesh Kumar on Sunday held a press conference and responded to the allegations of votes being made by the opposition. He said that some leaders are misleading people. Misleading the public is an insult to the constitution. The use of wrong words like vote theft is not good. Used the picture of the voter without permission.
Politics being done by placing guns on the shoulder of Election Commission
Gyanesh Kumar said, “Some voters were accused of double voting. There was no response on seeking evidence. Such false allegations are neither afraid nor any voter. When politics is being targeted by keeping a gun on the shoulders of the Election Commission, then the Election Commission wants to clarify everyone today that the Election Commission wants to clarify all that the Election Commission with all the poor, Amir, Women, Women, Women, Youth, Women, Youth, youth, women, youth, women, youth, women, women, women, youth, with fearlessness today. Like a rock with voters, standing, standing and standing without any discrimination. “
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Rahul Gandhi has accused Election Commission
Explain that the Congress leader has been accused of rigging the elections with the BJP in collaboration with the Election Commission. RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav has also accused the Election Commission of working as an agent of BJP and “snatching the right to vote”.
Words like vote theft insult to the constitution
Taking a dig at Rahul Gandhi, the Chief Election Commissioner said that some leaders are trying to mislead voters by spreading wrong information and creating fear. Words like vote theft are insult to the Constitution. The Election Commission does not see the opposition or the ruling party, all are equal.
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Why the public knows after 45 days
Dnyanesh Kumar said, “Even after the Returning Officer declared the results, the law provides that you can go to the High Court within 45 days and file an election petition and challenge the election. When 45 days are over, then making such baseless allegations, whether it is Kerala, Karnataka or Bihar. When there is no mistake after the election, when there is no mistake, any candidate has not been completed today After so many days, making such baseless allegations, what is their purpose, all these voters and the people of the country understand.