Rahul Gandhi Claims 'Hydrogen Bomb' Proof of Vote Theft by Modi
In Wayanad, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi reiterated allegations of 'vote theft' against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He promised 'hydrogen bomb' evidence exposing the alleged fraud, emphasizing that proof will validate his claims. Gandhi criticized the Chief Election Commissioner for failing to address concerns regarding voter manipulation.
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In a renewed salvo against the ruling government, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, speaking from Wayanad, accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of 'vote theft' and stated that he has irrefutable evidence to substantiate his claims. Gandhi referred to this evidence as a 'hydrogen bomb' that will expose the alleged electoral fraud and show how Modi purportedly came to power.
The Congress leader highlighted past press conferences where he cited instances of systematic voter list manipulations in certain constituencies, including Mahadevpura and Aland. He further criticized Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, alleging that the CEC is shielding those involved in voter fraud, particularly citing an ongoing CID investigation in Karnataka.
Gandhi hinted at more revelations, pointing to a potential impact on Modi's Varanasi constituency, though he left it to the media for further speculation. Meanwhile, he also attended a local event honoring former Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy, contrasting Chandy's humility with the arrogance he perceives in national leaders today.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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