At a rally in Bengaluru, Congress MP accuses EC of colluding with BJP in alleged voter fraud and vows to hold it accountable.
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Friday launched a sharp attack on the Election Commission (EC), accusing it of working with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to commit voter fraud.
Speaking at a rally in Bengaluru’s Freedom Park, Mr Gandhi warned the poll body against actions that undermine India’s constitutional framework.
Key Accusations Against EC
- Alleged collusion between the EC and BJP.
- Claims of voter fraud in Karnataka and other states.
- Direct warning to EC to stop “attacking the Constitution.”
Rahul Gandhi’s Warning
Addressing the crowd, the Congress MP said:
“If you think you can get away with attacking the Constitution… you need to think again.”
He further declared:
“We will catch you one by one. It will take time, but we will catch you.”
Focus on Voter Rights
Rahul Gandhi’s comments are part of a broader political push by the Congress Party to highlight alleged irregularities in upcoming elections. He urged supporters to stay vigilant against what he described as “vote theft”.
Rahul Gandhi’s sharp remarks set the stage for heightened political tensions ahead of elections, with the EC yet to officially respond to his allegations.
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