Rahul Gandhi says 'Five criminals will face justice' over alleged vote theft
By The Hindu
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Congress leader and Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi addressed the media during ongoing Opposition protests in Delhi, alleging widespread institutional manipulation and election rigging. He accused the Centre of turning Delhi into a fortress to shield Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar from public accountability. Gandhi stated that the Congress president and he communicated with the Chief Justice of India regarding threats to democracy, and announced that INDIA bloc leaders are approaching the Supreme Court to file a joint petition. Addressing questions about communications with Gyanesh Kumar, Gandhi urged him to resign, stating: 'Turn approver you have done a crime and frankly you are not the main criminal.' He also asserted that the Opposition is fighting across psychological, perceptual, legal, and political fronts to uphold constitutional integrity. #RahulGandhi #Congress #ElectionCommission #SaveConstitution #SupremeCourt #INDIAalliance #GyaneshKumar #Ind
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