Gandhi to Unveil ‘Hydrogen Bomb’ Accusations Against Modi on Birthday, Citing Vote Rigging

Rahul Gandhi is preparing to launch a major attack on the Modi government by presenting evidence of alleged vote manipulation. He has called his upcoming revelations a ‘hydrogen bomb.’ The anticipated date for the release is September 17th, coinciding with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday. The allegations target both the Election Commission and the Prime Minister, with the Congress party and other opposition parties continuing to voice accusations of vote theft against the BJP and the Election Commission. Gandhi will be presenting information related to alleged vote rigging in Haryana and Banaras, with detailed data that he believes will expose how the current government came to power through what he claims are stolen votes. Gandhi’s earlier remarks hint at a detailed presentation to show how votes have been rigged. Furthermore, the Congress intends to highlight the BJP’s policy of retiring leaders at the age of 75. The Congress appears set to exploit this perceived inconsistency to criticize PM Modi, questioning why he is apparently exempt from the party’s age-related retirement rules.