In an explosive press conference today, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi made serious allegations against the Election Commission (EC), claiming a plot to delete votes in upcoming elections. Gandhi asserted that “someone” in the political system is orchestrating a large-scale effort to tamper with the electoral process, raising concerns over the integrity of India’s democracy.
According to Gandhi, this potential manipulation could be part of a systematic attempt to alter the election results, leveraging technology to erase voters’ choices and undermine the democratic process. He called on the Election Commission and government authorities to take immediate steps to prevent this from happening, emphasizing that the people’s voice must remain untainted.
Gandhi further warned that this situation could lead to massive voter disenfranchisement if not investigated swiftly. “We cannot stand by while such a conspiracy unfolds,” Gandhi declared. He demanded a full inquiry into these claims and urged citizens to remain vigilant in reporting any suspicious activities related to the election process.
In a direct challenge to the Election Commission’s oversight, Gandhi questioned whether the institution is doing enough to protect against such interference. He emphasized that it is crucial for the EC to ensure a fair and transparent election.
The press conference has sparked significant political debate, with many demanding further scrutiny into Gandhi’s claims. Although the ruling party has yet to respond, opposition leaders are rallying around Gandhi’s accusations, calling for immediate investigation.
As of now, the Election Commission has remained silent on the issue. Experts argue that these allegations, if proven true, would represent a serious blow to India’s electoral integrity and could impact the credibility of the upcoming elections.
