Chief Election Commissioner Gyanash Kumar on Sunday fought for “Vote Churi” or election fraud allegations to win the elections held by the Congress and leader Rahul Gandhi. He also said that no complaint accepted in the draft list of Special Intensive Amendment (SIR).
Without Rahul Gandhi’s name, CEC Kumar said “PPT presentation” saw the “incorrect analysis” of voter data. He challenged Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to give a affidavit on his allegations in seven days or “apologize to the country”.
EC rejects the Vote Chori Claims by Rahul Gandhi
Killar reservation questions from reporters, CEC Kumar fought the allegations leveled by Rahul Gandhi in a presser on August 7. The claims rejected where Opposition (LOP) in the Lok Sabha claimed a massive control of the election list by the ECI.
He mentioned examples of Mahadevpura assembly section of Bangalore Central Lok Sabha seat in Karnataka. The assembly elections in Karnataka, which the Congress won held in May 2023. The Congress leader used the election list from Mahadevpura, alleging that it was a sign of fraud all in India.
House No 0 to Name duplications
In the press conference, Rahul Gandhi gave duplicate entries of individuals, addresses with zero, and duplicate entries of dozens of voters from a small house. The Election Commission said that some voters accused of duplicate voting.
CEC Kumar said that the name of the voter in multiple booth is one thing. Even if voters has name in double places, then their votes only applicable in one. It is criminal offence to cast votes in two different places, said CEC Kumar.
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