Rahul Gandhi Claims Indian Election System 'Already Dead'
Rahul Gandhi accuses India's Election Commission of bias, alleging rigging in the 2024 Lok Sabha election. Gandhi claims evidence of fake votes and highlights a slim majority for the Prime Minister. At a legal conclave, he emphasized the need to address electoral corruption, citing past suspicions of irregularities.

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In a fierce critique at a recent legal conclave, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi lashed out at India's Election Commission, alleging that the country's electoral system is 'already dead' and describing the upcoming 2024 Lok Sabha election as 'rigged'.
Gandhi shared data from Karnataka, stating that 1.5 lakh fake votes were identified, which could potentially impact the slim majority held by the current Prime Minister. He promised to demonstrate how rigging occurred without any doubt.
Stressings on his long-held suspicions about electoral irregularities since 2014, Gandhi argued that the system protecting the Constitution has been compromised. He assured that the Congress will fully unveil evidence to substantiate these claims.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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