Modi ‘Soon-to-Be Ex-PM’, Sachin Pilot Asks Why CEC Can’t Resign if VP Can
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Modi ‘Soon-to-Be Ex-PM’, Sachin Pilot Asks Why CEC Can’t Resign if VP Can
Pilot also stressed that the Congress, whose leaders along with those of other INDIA bloc parties have filed a petition in the Supreme Court on the \"vote chori\" issue, has full faith in the judiciary.
Narendra Modi 'soon-to-be ex-PM'; if VP can resign in India, why can't CEC: Sachin Pilot
Sachin Pilot described Narendra Modi as a soon-to-be ex-prime minister amid ongoing opposition protests. He called for the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Ganesh Kumar due to alleged electoral irregularities. Pilot emphasised that no amount of police force can suppress the voices of young people. The opposition is working collectively to address concerns regarding election integrity.
Sachin Pilot demands CEC's resignation over alleged 'vote chori'
Sachin Pilot demanded the CEC's resignation while opposing any immediate election boycott. His remarks intensified the Opposition's protests and legal challenge over alleged electoral irregularities.
New Delhi: As protests against the electoral roll reform and voter fraud continue to intensify in the country, the Congress has come out with a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the central government.
Sachin Pilot calls Modi ‘soon-to-be ex-PM’ - News Today
New Delhi: Congress general secretary Sachin Pilot on Wednesday described Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a “soon-to-be ex-prime minister” and renewed the Opposition’s demand for Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar to resign over alleged irregularities in the electoral roll revision process. In an interview with PTI Videos, Pilot said police action and the use of [...] The post Sachin Pilot calls Modi ‘soon-to-be ex-PM’ appeared first on N…
Modi 'soon-to-be ex-PM'; if VP can resign in India, why can't CEC: Sachin Pilot
Describing Narendra Modi as a "soon-to-be ex-prime minister", Congress leader Sachin Pilot on Wednesday said no amount of police force or lathi charge will quell the voice of young people, whose recent "vote chori" protests have given new energy to opposition parties
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