CEC row | Piyush Goyal poses 10 questions to Rahul Gandhi on CEC Row

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Union Minister Piyush Goyal addressed a press conference targeting Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over the ongoing controversy surrounding the Chief Election Commission (CEC). Goyal posed 10 questions to the Congress party, highlighting historical appointments, Special Intensive Revision (SIR) electoral roll updates, and legal petitions. CHAPTERS: 0:00 Introduction: Piyush Goyal Addresses CEC Row 1:03 Historical Context: Past Congress Appointments of CECs 10:14 Piyush Goyal Poses 10 Questions to Rahul Gandhi 11:23 Lack of Affidavits on Vote Chori & Silence on SIR 13:00 Contradictions with Senior Congress Leaders 16:16 Why Congress CMs Won't Resign If Elections Are Rigged 18:44 Journalist Incident & Alliance with Mamata Banerjee 20:53 Supreme Court Validity of SIR & Legal Deficiencies #PiyushGoyal #RahulGandhi #CECRow #ElectionCommission #BJP #TheHinduNews #IndianPolitics

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