Election Commission Responds to Congress's Claims of Vote Theft

The Election Commission has officially dismissed the Congress party's claims of vote theft, labeling them as factually incorrect. During a protest in New Delhi, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi raised concerns about the electoral roll revisions in Bihar. In response, the EC provided evidence of its transparency efforts, including video testimonials from political party representatives and details of meetings held regarding the electoral roll process. The Commission reiterated its commitment to maintaining the integrity of electoral rolls, stating that they are essential for strengthening democracy. Read on to discover more about the EC's response and the ongoing electoral discussions.
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Election Commission Responds to Congress's Claims of Vote Theft

Election Commission Addresses Allegations


New Delhi: On Monday, the Election Commission refuted the allegations of 'vote theft' made by the Congress party and its leader Rahul Gandhi during a protest in the capital.


The Election Commission released a 'fact-check' in response to the claims from the opposition INDIA bloc, which had earlier conducted a protest against the electoral roll revisions in Bihar.


To support its stance on transparency during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Bihar, the EC provided a list of documents. This included video testimonials from representatives of various political parties, including RJD, Congress, and CPI.


Additionally, the electoral authority detailed its discussions with political party representatives before, during, and after the draft electoral rolls were published in Bihar, emphasizing its commitment to maintaining transparency throughout the SIR process.


The EC stated, 'Pure Electoral Rolls strengthen democracy,' and also shared a link to its daily bulletin that has been issued since the draft electoral rolls were made public.