Election Allegations and Illogical Accusations: Joshi Rebukes Gandhi
Union minister Pralhad Joshi criticized Rahul Gandhi's allegations against the Election Commission, dismissing them as illogical. Joshi accused the Congress of attempting to appease a certain section of the society for votes, questioning Gandhi's rationale and consistency regarding electoral processes and the Congress's past electoral successes.

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Union Minister Pralhad Joshi has criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over his allegations against the Election Commission, calling them 'illogical' and a ploy to appease certain voter segments. Joshi argued that the Congress's claims are unfounded, especially as the matter is being heard by the Supreme Court.
In an interview with PTI, Joshi emphasized a former Lok Sabha speaker's rule that Parliament does not discuss the Election Commission's functioning. Highlighting past electoral practice, Joshi dismissed Congress's concerns over the revision of voter rolls in Bihar as a tactic to create unnecessary perceptions.
Addressing the 'Vote Adhikar' rally organized by Congress in Karnataka, Joshi questioned Gandhi's logic, noting Congress's electoral victories under the same Election Commission they now contest. Joshi challenged Gandhi's stance as inconsistent, suggesting it undermines constitutional institutions.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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