"How is that election possibly legitimate?": LoP Rahul Gandhi questions voter roll revisions, Maharashtra poll results at Bharat Summit
- Rahul Gandhi questioned the legitimacy of Indian elections, alleging that 140 million people who voted in 2024 were later classified as non-existent or non-voters.
- Gandhi cited Maharashtra, claiming that the opposition alliance received the same number of votes in two elections despite seven million new voters being added, all allegedly supporting the BJP.
- Gandhi alleged that the line between business and politics, including between Gautam Adani and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, had disappeared.
- Gandhi said the Opposition would defeat Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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‘Opposition’s fight rooted in truth, non-violence’: Rahul Gandhi at Hyderabad Bharat Summit
Addressing the second edition of the Bharat Summit, the Congress leader attacks the Modi government over alleged electoral manipulation and the nexus between politics and big business, says love, truth and non-violence are the Opposition’s weapons
Rahul Gandhi criticises Modi and BJP claiming democracy was attacked since 2014
Rahul Gandhi attacked Prime Minister Modi and the BJP at Bharat Summit, alleging democracy was harmed since 2014 and questioning 2024 election results. He believes the opposition will triumph through a campaign of ahimsa and love.
Rahul Gandhi claims democracy was destroyed in India in 2014, targets BJP on 'vote chori'
At the Bharat Summit 2026, Rahul Gandhi alleged that democracy was destroyed in India in 2014, questioned voter numbers and the Maharashtra polls, accused the BJP of links with big business and said the Opposition would defeat Narendra Modi.
'How were 2024 elections legitimate?' Rahul accuses EC of declaring 140 million who voted illegal
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi challenged the legitimacy of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections during the Bharat Summit in Hyderabad. He stated that 140 million voters were incorrectly labeled as non-existent or non-voters, raising concerns about election integrity. Gandhi highlighted the controversial influence of big business on politics, particularly criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's connections with businessman Gautam Adani.
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The Siasat DailyIndia no longer a democracy under BJP-led regime: Rahul Gandhi
Stay updated with ThePrint: Preferred Source Google Discover Hyderabad, Nov 14 (PTI) Launching a diatribe against the BJP, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday alleged that India is actually no longer a democracy. Speaking at the Bharat Summit hosted by the Telangana government here, he asked how the election can be legitimate if the Election […]
During the India Summit in Hyderabad, Rahul Gandhi targeted the government and said that there are two types of people in the world - one who consider themselves know-it-alls and the other who ask questions, listen to others and accept their mistakes.
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