The BJP, the RSS and the EC engage in “Chori vote” in India, alleges Rahul Gandhi at the Bihar rally

Congress chief Rahul Gandhi criticized the NDA government on Saturday, August 30, at the Center for the special and intensive revision in the course of the electoral lists in the Bihar, and accused the BJP, the RSS and the Electoral Commission of engaging in “Chori voting” in the country.

Addressing a public rally at the “Voting Adhikar Yatra” congress in Ara, the seat of the Bhojpur district, Gandhi said that the revision of the electoral lists was a “attack on the constitution and the country’s democratic system”.

“The BJP, the RSS and the EC engage in the ‘Chori vote’ (Voice flight) in the country,” he said.

“Voting Adhikar Yatra”, who left the Bihar, will become a “national movement against the theft of the votes of the people,” he said.

“The NDA government has managed to steal voices in the Maharashtra and other regions of the country. But we will not allow the BJP and the EC to steal even one voice in Bihar,” said Gandhi, the head of the opposition to Lok Sabha.

“The right to vote is the right of dalits, minorities and women, but the Narendra Modi government steals the votes to win the elections,” he said.

The right to vote is guaranteed by the Indian Constitution, he said.

Holding a copy of the Constitution in hand, he accused the BJP of “attacking him by depriving people of their right to vote”.

“We will not allow the BJP to steal more votes in other regions of the country. Now people have started to qualify the leaders of the BJP ‘Chor’ (voting thieves),” said Gandhi.

The leader of the congress closed on Saturday August 30, the third stage of “Voting Adhikar Yatra” on Saturday, August 30, in the Bihar.

The Yatra, which started on August 17 from Sasaram, fief of Congress, will end on September 1 with a “immense procession” in the state capital after having traveled at least 25 of the 38 districts of the state.

Addressing journalists in Motihari on August 28, Pawan Khera, senior Congress, said: “The Yatra was like a religious pilgrimage in which people of all faiths participate. On September 1, it will end with a procession during which our leaders will parade from Gandhi Maidan to Patna to the statue of Babasaheb Ambedkar. It will not be the end, but the start of a new Yatra (travel) to the protection of our democracy “.

Gandhi, who was satisfied with the electrifying response to his Yatra, who saw his RJD Yadavi Yadavi Yadav allies, Dipankar Bhattacharya of the CPI-ML Liberation and Mukesh Sahni of the Vikassheel Insan Party, staying constantly by his side, turned a video of the canopy-lock glass installed for the gathering in Ara.

The video was shared by the state congress.

Meanwhile, the leaders of the BJP organized a “Maun Dharna” (silent demonstration) in the state capital on on Saturday, August 30, on Saturday, August 30 in connection with the alleged abuse against Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the “Voting Adhikar Yatra” from Gandhi to Darbhanga a few days ago.