New Delhi. The BJP has made serious allegations against Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi. Rahul Gandhi on Thursday accused Vote theft in Aland, Karnataka. BJP MP and former Union Minister Anurag Thakur targeted Rahul Gandhi on this. Anurag Thakur said that the Election Commission is working without any partiality, but Rahul Gandhi is weakening democracy. Anurag Thakur accused Rahul Gandhi of filling the public and said that he is trying to create conditions like Bangladesh and Nepal in the country.
#Watch On Lok Sabh Lop Rahul Gandhi’s Press Conference, BJP Mp Anurag Thakur Says, “… While The Election Commission of India is functioning with bias, rahul gandhi is weaqening democracy, mishleading Citizens, and Trying to Create a Situation Like Bangladesh and… pic.twitter.com/c2l9vc9cxm
– ANI (@ani) September 18, 2025
Anurag Thakur also questioned Rahul Gandhi’s allegation of vote theft in Aland, Karnataka. He said that the Election Commission itself issued a mobile number and IP address in the matter of removing the name of the voter there. BJP leader Anurag Thakur also surrounded the Congress government of Karnataka. Listen, what else did Anurag Thakur say.
#Watch On Lok Sabh Lop Rahul Gandhi’s Press Conference, BJP MP Anurag Thakur Says, “In 2023, Unsuccessful Attempts was made to remove names from the allend assemblies. Itself has directed the filing of an fir in this region. pic.twitter.com/chgsbsf9Sc
– ANI (@ani) September 18, 2025
Earlier, the Election Commission denied Rahul Gandhi’s claims wrong. The Election Commission said that no person can delete the voter’s name. The Election Commission said that there was an attempt to delete the name of the voter in Aland. The Election Commission itself filed an FIR in that case. The Election Commission also said that in 2018, BJP candidate won the Aland assembly seat. Whereas, in 2023, the Congress candidate won the Aland seat in Karnataka. Let us know that even before this, the Election Commission has denied Rahul Gandhi’s vote theft allegations wrong. Even in this case, Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar held a press conference with the other two Election Commissioners. The Chief Election Commissioner then said that if Rahul Gandhi does not give evidence in seven days, then he would be assumed that he was lying. Gyanesh Kumar had said that in such a situation, Rahul Gandhi will have to apologize after seven days. However, Rahul Gandhi is falling on his allegations of votes on the Election Commission.
