During an event at Brown University, USA, Congress MP and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi raised serious questions on the Election Commission of India. He claimed that the Election Commission of India was not fair and has “compromised” with the ruling party.
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Rahul Gandhi said that he clearly feels that the Election Commission has compromised fairness.
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Giving the example of Maharashtra assembly elections, he said that more votes were cast than the total number of adults there.
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According to him, the commission gave voting figures till 5:30 pm, but in the two hours after that, there was a sudden 65 lakh votes, which is “physically impossible”.
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Rahul Gandhi said that it takes an average of three minutes for a voter to vote, so it is not possible to vote in such a large number of two hours.
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When the Congress demanded videography, the Election Commission not only rejected it but also changed the law, so that such demand could be legally prevented in future.
Questions raised from this statement of Rahul Gandhi:
These allegations of Rahul Gandhi have once again sparked debate in India about electoral transparency and fairness of democratic institutions. In his address, he expressed concern from the international platform, questioning the transparency of the electoral system and the credibility of the process.
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