Gyanesh Kumar Debunks 'Vote Theft' Claims: An Unwavering Stand by the EC
Gyanesh Kumar, in his press conference, addressed 'vote theft' allegations targeting the EC. He emphasized the EC's impartiality, highlighting that repeated false claims do not become true. Kumar reaffirmed the EC's commitment to its constitutional duties, urging parties to provide proof or renounce their allegations within seven days.
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During a recent press conference, Gyanesh Kumar, the Chief Election Commissioner, confronted accusations of 'vote theft' from opposition figures like Rahul Gandhi. Kumar defended the Election Commission's integrity using constitutional references and electoral law principles.
Throughout the 85-minute session, Kumar delivered striking statements, asserting the EC's unwavering support for voters and reaffirming its impartial role between political parties. He stated that the EC does not show favoritism and will not shy from its constitutional duties.
He challenged political parties to substantiate their allegations with a signed declaration within seven days. Otherwise, he warned, such claims would be dismissed as baseless.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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