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Rahul Gandhi Visits JJ Cluster in Bela Estate, Questions Deletion of Voters’ Names From SIR Draft Roll
Gandhi said the deletions stripped homeless residents of their voting rights and called the roll purge a method of vote theft.
- On Monday, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi visited Bela Estate in Delhi, targeting The Election Commission over the deletion of 727 voter names, calling it a "method of vote theft."
- Gandhi argued that while CEC Gyanesh Kumar designated House Number 0 for the homeless, the Special Intensive Revision process resulted in 727 residents being removed from electoral rolls.
- Visiting the area, the Leader of Opposition interacted with residents to understand their grievances and challenged the SDM, asserting "having a house or not has no connection to the right to vote."
- The Indian Express reported that Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi objected to revision decisions, though the Commission claimed all actions received "unanimous approval."
- Earlier, Gandhi accused CEC Gyanesh Kumar of "match-fixing elections," citing a report that Kumar allegedly approached Keralam Chief Secretary Jiji Thomson to contest for the BJP while in government service.
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Delhi SIR: 727 of 728 names in slum deleted, Rahul speaks to SDM
New Delhi: Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday, September 28, alleged that 727 of the 728 voter names in Bela Estate in Delhi were deleted, claiming it was an act of “vote theft”. In a video posted on X, Gandhi said, “728 people live in Bela Estate on … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our ch…
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Rahul Gandhi visited a slum in Delhi. He said that after SIR, only one name remains on the voter list; the rest have been deleted. People have already voted in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections and the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections.
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