US EditionIndia's Rahul Gandhi says he will challenge 'serious discrepancies' in electoral system
- Rahul Gandhi stated that India's electoral system has "serious discrepancies" and vowed to address them through public mobilization and possibly legal action.
- Gandhi accused authorities of manipulating voter rolls by adding fake names in the 2024 general election and other recent polls.
- Gandhi emphasized the need to expose these issues slowly and deliberately, saying, "We do not want to discredit the election process of India."
- He warned that if elections are rigged, then no amount of mobilization would be effective, stating, "The game we are playing is rigged.
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The leader of the Indian National Congress (the largest opposition party in India), Rahul Gandhi, accused the country ' s electoral commission of machining in the 2024 parliamentary elections for the Indian People ' s Party headed by the current Prime Minister, Narendra Modi. On 12 August, Gandhi and several other opposition leaders detained the police when they tried to stage a protest march in New Delhi. On 13 August, a parliamentary…
India's Rahul Gandhi says he will challenge 'serious discrepancies' in electoral system
Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi said on Wednesday India's electoral system suffers from "serious discrepancies" and he pledged to continue challenging its integrity through public mobilisation and potentially the courts.
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India's Rahul Gandhi says he will challenge 'serious discrepancies' in electoral system
NEW DELHI - Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi said on Wednesday India's electoral system suffers from \"serious discrepancies\" and he pledged to continue challenging its integrity through public mobilisation and potentially the courts. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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