Lok Sabha Opposition Leader Rahul Gandhi strongly criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the one who planned the vote theft, Home Minister Amit Shah as the one who designed it, and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar as the one who implemented it.
Rahul Gandhi took part in the concluding-day rally of the ‘Save Goa’ yatra. With the assembly election due in Goa next year, this yatra was held with the aim of strengthening the Congress’s base in all 40 constituencies there.
He took part in the concluding-day rally and walked 2 km along with party functionaries and workers.
Following that, speaking at a public meeting held at the Margo Cricket Association ground, he said: I have been continuously saying that vote theft has taken place in India. The one who fully planned this was Prime Minister Modi, the one who designed it was Amit Shah, and the one who implemented it on the ground was Gyanesh Kumar. All three of them will certainly be punished for the wrongdoing they have committed. They cannot escape.
45 defamation cases
45 defamation cases have been filed against me through circles close to Prime Minister Modi and Amit Shah. But no case has been filed in court for the allegation I made that the Prime Minister was involved in vote theft. Because if a case is filed in this matter, a legal investigation will continue. Then the Prime Minister will get caught.
Proof with evidence
Congress has proven with evidence that vote theft has taken place in Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, Haryana, Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, West Bengal, and Assam. In particular, the votes of opposition parties have been removed. Votes favorable to the ruling party have been added. Therefore, during the election period, Congress workers must remain highly vigilant.
In Goa, where the BJP is in power, unemployment has reached its peak. The distressing situation of local youth leaving for other countries in search of jobs continues.
Earlier, people used to refer to the Gujarat model in connection with Modi. Now, the Goa model has become known for corruption. He said that in the next election, corruption will be ended, the BJP will be defeated in Goa, and the Congress will form the government.
The education system has become an exclusionary system
The education system in India has now become an exclusionary system; it has been designed in such a way as to push millions of young people out of education, said Lok Sabha Opposition Leader Rahul Gandhi, criticizing it.
Rahul Gandhi on Sunday released on social media a video of a recent discussion with a group of students. In it, he further said:
If you do not have money, or if you do not have power, or if you do not know how to speak English, the system here will push you out without even thinking about you a second time.
You cannot call this an education system. This is an exclusion system. It is designed in such a way that it keeps millions of Indian youth out of educational opportunities, he said.
