Rahul Gandhi hits back after EC’s dismissal, says “We will keep proving Modi became PM by stealing the election”

New Delhi (The Uttam Hindu): Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has reiterated his allegations of 'vote theft' even after the Election Commission rejected his claims. He said on Friday that he will continue to expose the alleged irregularities of the Election Commission. While talking to the media, Rahul Gandhi said that he will tell the youth (Gen G) of the country how PM Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister by "stealing the elections". Rahul Gandhi said, "Our process has not stopped and it is continuing."

Rahul Gandhi reiterated his allegations, saying, "It's a simple matter. I showed in my presentation that the Haryana election wasn't an election at all. It was wholesale theft. There has been no response to the allegations I made. There has been no response from the Election Commission or the BJP, but what I said hasn't been denied either."

He further alleged, "The truth is that Narendra Modi, Amit Shah, and the Election Commission are jointly attacking the Constitution. The Constitution says one man, one vote. This has not happened in Haryana."

Citing the example of Haryana, he said, "There, a voter ID card was issued in the name of a Brazilian woman. At one booth, 200 voter cards displayed the same woman's photo." Rahul Gandhi said that he could not find an answer as to how the Brazilian woman's photo appeared on that voter ID.

Questioning the increased voter turnout in Bihar, Rahul Gandhi said, "We have a lot of things to do. Our process will continue. We will keep showing the general public that Narendra Modi became PM by stealing the election." He also alleged that what happened in Haryana had happened in Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Gujarat.