‘Match-fixing will come in Bihar’: Rahul Gandhi attacked BJP on Maharashtra Poll; Charge ‘rigged’ | Bharat News
New Delhi: The Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha on Saturday accused the Bharatiya Janata Party of being engaged in “pole rigging” in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Saturday. Citing last year’s Maharashtra elections, he warned against the same “match-fixing” activities by the Saffron Party in the upcoming Bihar Poll.He said, “How to steal elections? He said that alleged tampering begins with” rigging the panel for appointment of the Election Commission “.
- Step 1: Rig panel for appointment of Election Commission
- Step 2: Add fake voters in rolls
- Step 3: Voting Vote
- Step 4: Target bogus voting where BJP needs to win
- Step 5: hide evidence
“It is not difficult to see why the BJP was so frustrated in Maharashtra. But rigging is like match -fixing – the side that plays cheating, can win the game, but damages the institutions and destroys public trust in the result. All concerned Indians have to see evidence. Judge for himself. Ask for answers. Because Maharashtra’s match-fixing will come in the next Bihar, and then the BJP is losing anywhere. Match-fixed elections are a poison for any democracy, “he said.
Opposition parties have continued to raise allegations of rigging in the pole in the Maharashtra elections, along with the Leader of the Opposition in the Rajya Sabha, Malikrajun Kharge also asked to return to the ballot paper system, which “fraud” and something that puts the opposition in “dysadvu”.The Election Commission, however, called the unpredictable voter’s spike allegation “nothing unusual” in the Maharashtra Poll.“6,40,87,588 voters who reached the polling station from 7 am to 6 pm during the assembly elections in Maharashtra, voted. About 58 lakh votes per hour, from an average trends on average, about 116 lakh voters could have voted in the last two hours. Therefore, the casting average of 65 million votes by voters in two hours is much less than the voting trend of voting per hour, “a senior EC official said earlier this year.He also said that during the election, the Congress’s own polling agents were present at every booth and did not increase any reliable complaint about irregular voting – neither during returning to the officials nor the next day before the election observers.
