Rahul Gandhi Accuses Election Commission of Voter Deletion, Demands Gyanesh Kumar’s Resignation
Rahul Gandhi accused election officials of vote theft and said the Congress would keep protesting until accountability is established.
- On Tuesday, Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi held a public hearing at Trilokpuri Block in New Delhi, alleging Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar is orchestrating "vote theft" "right from the top level."
- Gandhi claims the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls systematically targets the poor to strip away rights and create a "Naya Hindustan" serving only billionaires, amid ongoing Opposition INDIA bloc protests.
- Citing 416 illegally deleted voters across four polling booths, Gandhi asserted the Opposition will not back down until Kumar resigns or Prime Minister Narendra Modi removes him. "He hides," Gandhi said of Kumar.
- Delhi Police confirmed permission for The Congress rally at Ramlila Maidan remains valid as the party plans an impeachment-style proceeding on October 30 followed by a "Dilli Chalo" march on November 1.
- The Opposition alleges interventions by Prime Minister Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah directed the crackdown, while plans for a mock Parliament at Ashoka Hotel remain pending due to private ownership.
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SIR in Delhi: At Jan Sunwai in Trilokpuri, families scramble to get back on electoral roll
On Tuesday, Suresh was among hundreds of people who gathered at a ‘Jan Sunwai’ in East Delhi’s Trilokpuri, seeking answers over names they said had been wrongly deleted from the draft electoral roll published on August 31.
'Vote Chori From Top’: Rahul Gandhi Demands CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s Resignation, Plans Rally
At a Jan Sunwai in Delhi, the Congress leader alleged that 416 voters had been illegally deleted across four polling booths and said the Opposition’s agitation would continue until the CEC resigned or was removed
Will not stop till CEC Gyanesh resigns or PM removes him: Rahul Gandhi at public event against SIR
Rahul Gandhi held a 'Jan Sunwai' event in New Delhi to address alleged voter fraud issues. He claimed that 416 voters were improperly removed from electoral rolls under the Special Intensive Revision process. Gandhi expressed concerns over the disenfranchisement of poor citizens and criticized Gyanesh Kumar's role. He emphasized the importance of protecting the right to vote for all Indian citizens.
Rahul Gandhi accuses Election Commission of voter deletion, demands Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation
Rahul Gandhi addressed a ‘Vote Adhikar Jeene Ka Adhikar’ public hearing in Delhi’s Trilokpuri, alleging illegal voter deletions during SIR and demanding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation.
Rahul Gandhi heard complaints about the election process and voter lists during a public hearing in Trilokpuri, Delhi. He claimed that the names of 416 voters had been illegally removed from four polling booths.
"Top level se vote chori": Rahul Gandhi sharpens attack on CEC at ‘Vote Adhikar Jeene Ka Adhikar’ Jan Sunwai
“The entire Opposition stands united on this issue. The vote is the fundamental right of every Indian citizen. Yet, across India, this right--their vote--is being systematically snatched away from crores of people,” Gandhi said.
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