Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has accused the BJP, the RSS, and the Election Commission of engaging in anti-national activities.
During the Special Intensive Revision of the voter list, reports have emerged that Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar acted unilaterally and unlawfully, disregarding the views of Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi, despite their raising objections 14 times.
Regarding this, Opposition Leader Rahul Gandhi posted the following:
”Vote theft is a crime against the people of India; it is a direct attack on our Constitution.
The BJP, RSS, and the Election Commission have together engaged in this act of treason. Justice will be delivered,” he said.
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge said in a post he released:
”For many years, the Congress party and various opposition parties have been raising questions about the integrity of elections held in the country. The Election Commission’s functioning has continued to remain questionable. Whenever we raised questions, they were mocked and dismissed without answers. The doors of the Commission were shut to us.
Today, the same issue has come to light from within the Election Commission itself. Two of the three Election Commissioners have raised their objections in writing 14 times. Misuse of 'Form 6', misuse of software, irregularities in voter lists, and making opaque decisions — all of this has now been openly revealed before the nation.
So, what did Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar do about these objections? In the first three phases of the 'S.I.R.' process, 13.8 crore names have been removed from the draft voter lists of 31 states and union territories.
Rahul Gandhi has been continuously exposing vote theft and SIR-related questions before the nation, and they are now being proven true. This is an act that undermines democracy.
On April 24, 2026, 73 opposition Rajya Sabha members brought a new resolution to remove Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The Parliament’s monsoon session has not yet officially come to an end. Will the Rajya Sabha Chairman now decide on that pending resolution?
Today, the question is not just about vote theft; it is about the government bringing India’s democracy and its institutions under its control. It is about their independence and neutrality. This information coming out from within the Election Commission raises very serious questions about the role of the Modi government and the BJP-RSS.
Prime Minister Modi will have to respond to this.
“Those who are planning to snatch democracy from the people of the country will be given a fitting reply,” he said.
