Congress leader Kanhaiya Kumar declared, “Fighting against vote theft means saving democracy,” ahead of the CWC meeting in Patna. His statement echoed the party’s growing concern over alleged electoral manipulation and its impact on democratic institutions. Kanhaiya Kumar emphasized that a government formed through stolen votes cannot deliver justice, jobs, or stability.
“Fighting against vote theft means saving democracy,” he repeated, stressing that such a fight also protects the Constitution and ensures fair governance. He warned that vote theft leads to paper leaks, rising inflation, and emboldens disruptive elements. His remarks came as Congress leaders gathered at Sadaqat Ashram for the historic CWC meeting.
The meeting aims to address key national issues, including electoral reforms and alliance strategies. Kanhaiya Kumar’s fiery speech added urgency to the party’s agenda. He urged citizens to resist vote fraud and defend democratic values.
Despite heavy rains in Patna, Congress leaders remain focused. The party hopes this meeting will energize its campaign and restore public trust.
