Rajnath Singh Challenges Rahul Gandhi's 'Atom Bomb' Allegation
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's claim of possessing evidence of vote theft against the Election Commission. Singh challenged Gandhi to present his evidence, while highlighting the achievements in Bihar under the NDA. The Election Commission dismissed Gandhi's allegations as baseless.
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In a sharp rebuttal, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh dismissed Rahul Gandhi's claims of possessing an 'atom bomb of evidence' against the Election Commission, urging him to release it if it exists. Singh was addressing an event in the state capital when he made these remarks.
Singh attacked Gandhi's credibility, recalling past instances where his bold assertions failed to materialize. The minister emphasized the Election Commission's integrity, calling Gandhi's allegations frivolous and inappropriate.
Singh also praised Bihar's progress under the NDA and noted historical connections to eminent figures like Buddha and Lord Mahavira. He underscored the importance of the upcoming elections as a pivotal moment for the state's future direction.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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