Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Shri Rahul Gandhi, has once again exposed the dark face of systematic electoral malpractice in India’s election system.
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Having earlier revealed large-scale voter fraud in Mahadevapura and Aland Assembly constituencies of Karnataka, he has now presented documented evidence showing how the entire election result in Haryana was manipulated.
These records demonstrate how the Election Commission, which is supposed to protect democracy through transparent and impartial elections, has instead colluded with the Union Government to strangle the very democratic system it is meant to safeguard.
In the Maharashtra and Karnataka Assembly elections, the BJP and the Election Commission had created fake voters using Indian citizens’ identities. But in Haryana, they went a step further – even using the identity of a Brazilian model for their voter fraud – a testament to their shamelessness. This time, India’s democratic reputation is certain to suffer humiliation at the international level.
Over five lakh fake voters were created, and more than one lakh votes were stolen using tampered or unidentifiable photographs. In total, over 25 lakh fraudulent votes were cast in the Haryana Assembly elections – meaning that one out of every eight votes polled was fake.
Although almost every pre-election survey had predicted a BJP defeat in Haryana and the people were determined to oust the BJP government, Shri Rahul Gandhi has now provided a clear explanation of how the BJP still managed to secure a majority and form the government.
Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar – who had been evading questions, denying allegations, and even absurdly demanding that the accusers take an oath – must, at least this time, refrain from attempting to protect his “masters”. He should admit the truth and atone for his misdeeds through the legal process.
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