The Congress party continues to allege that the BJP is involved in vote theft. Rahul Gandhi previously stated that a major revelation regarding vote theft would soon be revealed. On Sunday, the Congress party posted on X, claiming that the BJP is nervous about the upcoming “hydrogen bomb” of vote theft. The post also featured a video. The video suggests that the public is aware of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vote theft because Rahul Gandhi presented evidence, and that what was previously revealed was merely an “atom bomb.” The video goes on to state that now, a “hydrogen bomb” related to vote theft is imminent, thus explaining the BJP’s anxiety. According to the Congress, the “hydrogen bomb” will reveal all, and Narendra Modi will no longer be able to face the country. Moreover, the Congress is accusing the Election Commission of acting as an arm of the BJP and assisting in “vote theft.” The party insists that the commission’s main duty is to hold free and fair elections. In Odisha, Congress General Secretary K.C. Venugopal stated that the Indian people want the Election Commission to conduct free and fair elections, a duty that the commission is not fulfilling. He alleged the commission has become a department of the BJP, abandoning its neutral position, and is acting unfairly. The Congress leader also pointed out that despite Supreme Court rulings, the Election Commission hesitates to include Aadhaar as proof of identity for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists in Bihar. He asserted that the SIR is designed for “vote theft,” not for democracy. Therefore, they are protesting. Venugopal added that the Congress and Rahul Gandhi are actively engaging with people to discuss “vote theft”. The Congress has launched a major campaign against the Election Commission, alleging it favors the BJP and manipulates voter lists in election-bound states. The Congress alleges that the BJP has won elections through ‘vote theft’. Recently, Rahul Gandhi and Tejashwi Yadav organized a ‘Vote Adhikar Yatra’ in Bihar and accused the Election Commission of vote theft.
