Election Commission asked Rahul Gandhi to give affidavit with evidence in 7 days on ‘vote theft’ allegations or apologize to the country. Rahul Gandhi replied that affidavit is not being sought from Anurag Thakur. The Election Commission is not giving CCTV footage.
Election Commission vs Rahul Gandhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Election Commission (Election Commission of India) are face to face with the theft and SIR (Special Intensive Revision) in Bihar. On Sunday, Chief Election Commissioner Dnyanesh Kumar held a press conference and responded to the allegations of the opposition. Along with this, without naming, he asked Rahul Gandhi to submit an affidavit on your allegations in 7 days or apologize to the country. Rahul Gandhi has given a strong reply to the Election Commission on this.
Rahul Gandhi, who is taking out a voter rights yatra with RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav, said in Aurangabad, Bihar that the Election Commission has sought affidavit from him, but not from BJP leader Anurag Thakur, who said things like him. The Election Commission is not ready to give CCTV videos.
Election Commission did not give CCTV footage and electronic voter list
Rahul Gandhi said, “We told him (Election Commission) that you have installed CCTV cameras. The law is that the party that will ask for CCTV footage will have to give it. They say that CCTV footage will not give. We said that give voter list. It is said that electronic voters will not give list.”
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Bangalore Central’s Lok Sabha elections stolen
The Congress leader said, “In Karnataka, we chose Bangalore Central Lok Sabha seat. Check the voter list of a assembly constituency there. It took four months. Four months. The face of one voter was introduced to another. Matched the address. The election of Lok Sabha in Bangalore Central was chosen. The Election Commission and the BJP have stolen in Bangalore Central. Give it to me, but when Anurag Thakur says the same thing I am saying, does not ask for affidavit. “
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Votes will not be stolen in Bihar
Rahul said, “When we caught his theft, he has taken a new trick sir. This means that he used to hide his vote from Bihar voters. Made in
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