In a recent press meeting titled “Vote Theft,” Congress leader Rahul Gandhi sparked curiosity by hinting at the development of a “hydrogen bomb.” He suggested that more details regarding this issue would be revealed soon, without elaborating further. Gandhi stated that the public would play a crucial role in protecting democracy from what he described as the ongoing theft of votes.
He emphasized that democracy and the Constitution are being “stolen” and assured that the people would eventually learn of this when they recognize the magnitude of the situation.
The statement has created suspense and speculation in political circles, with many wondering what Gandhi intends to disclose about the so-called “hydrogen bomb” and how it relates to the electoral process and democratic integrity. This latest comment has added fuel to ongoing political debates on election transparency and fairness.
