Union Home Minister Amit Shah has criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his “Vote Theft March.” Shah called the march a political stunt, claiming that it wasn’t about voter rights but about protecting illegal activities.
During his speech to BJP workers in Rohatas district, Shah questioned why anyone would support such a march. He pointed out that Rahul Gandhi’s march lacked a real agenda, such as improving education, creating jobs, or building better infrastructure. Instead, Shah argued that Gandhi was making false claims of vote theft.
Shah also raised concerns about the international involvement in Gandhi’s march, particularly with foreign countries like Bangladesh. He emphasized that Congress is misleading people, unlike the BJP, which is focused on bringing jobs and development to India.
Shah finished by urging BJP workers to stand firm against these baseless allegations. He stressed that Congress had failed in the past and warned that it would only cause more problems if allowed to return to power.
