Priyanka Gandhi Launches ‘Vote Chori’ Signature Campaign After Rahul’s Allegation
A day after Rahul Gandhi accused Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar of enabling “vote chori”, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra launched a “Vote Chori Signature Campaign”, urging public support.
In a video message, she said:
“Every vote counts. Every signature matters. Protect democracy. Protect your vote.”
The campaign aims to gather signatures to oppose alleged voter list manipulation and support electoral transparency.
Rahul Gandhi, on September 18, alleged large-scale voter deletions in Karnataka’s Aland constituency. He claimed 6,000+ deletion requests were filed online, but only 24 were genuine. He blamed the Election Commission for ignoring irregularities and termed it “vote theft”.
The Election Commission of India (ECI) denied the allegations, calling them baseless. It stated no deletions happened without field verification and due process.
Priyanka called on citizens to watch Rahul’s video, understand the evidence, and sign the petition as a show of support. She emphasized the need to protect constitutional rights and electoral integrity.
Congress plans to collect signatures nationwide and submit them to the ECI, demanding strict accountability and voter data protection.
The campaign highlights growing political friction over electoral fairness ahead of upcoming state and national elections.
