New Delhi. Congress MP Rahul Gandhi once again targeted the Election Commission and accused him of vote theft. Rahul said, there was an attempt to remove 6018 votes in the last election in Aland, Karnataka. Many voters were added to Maharashtra. Along with this, the Congress MP accused Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar that he is trying to save the people involved in the vote theft. At the same time, the Election Commission has responded to these allegations of Rahul Gandhi. Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar said, votes can never be deleted online. It also told that the FIR was lodged by the Election Commission itself on the attempt to cut votes in Aland.
The Election Commission said that all the allegations of Rahul Gandhi are baseless and baseless. The Election Commission said that before cutting the vote, the person concerned is given a chance to present his side. He said that in the year 2023, there were some attempts to delete votes in Aland assembly constituency, which had been lodged by the Election Commission. The Election Commission also said that if the name of a voter is removed from the voter list, then he can file a complaint with the DM or the CEO of the Election Commission. Let me tell you that this is not the first time Rahul Gandhi has accused the Election Commission of votes theft.
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Earlier, Rahul Gandhi had alleged that the names of one lakh voters in Karnataka were removed from the voter list. On this allegation of the Congress leader, the Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer sent an affidavit to him. The Election Commission had told Rahul Gandhi that if your allegations are correct and you have evidence of vote theft, then present an affidavit under Rule 20 (3) (b) of the voter registration rule 1960. The Election Commission has clearly stated that show proofs to prove its allegations, otherwise do not try to mislead the public by making false allegations on the Commission. However, Rahul Gandhi did not give any affidavit.
