In a press conference, he said illegal votes were removed in Karnataka and fake votes were added in Maharashtra. He described his proof as a “hydrogen bomb” that could shake politics. Earlier, he even hinted at an “atom bomb” of evidence.

This strategy, however, is making RJD and Congress allies uneasy. They fear Rahul’s focus on vote theft might push aside key issues like unemployment, migration, and poor services.

Surveys show only 21% of people see vote fraud as a top concern, while 32% rank unemployment first. Experts warn this gamble could either give Rahul a big win or backfire heavily on the Mahagathbandhan.

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As his convoy entered Ara, BJP workers waved black flags and raised slogans in support of Narendra Modi. Many wore black clothes, and the protest was led by BJP Yuva Morcha’s district leaders. The slogans grew louder as Rahul Gandhi’s roadshow reached the town.

Rahul’s Voter Rights Yatra began from Chhapra on Saturday morning and arrived in Ara by afternoon. BJP workers gathered in large numbers to stage the protest. Despite the confrontation, Rahul Gandhi kept a calm tone and attempted to turn the protest into a lighter moment by distributing toffees.

Alongside Rahul Gandhi, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav and Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav were also present during this part of the Yatra. The incident highlighted the political heat in Bihar ahead of the 2025 Assembly elections.

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