Congress Is the Protector of the Constitution, Gyanesh Kumar Won’t Escape Accountability’: Rahul Gandhi Attacks Government Over ‘Vote Theft’ in Goa

Goa | Shabu Zaidi

Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, questioned the electoral system and the central government over allegations of “vote theft” during his address in Margao, Goa. He said that the Congress is committed to protecting the Constitution and that accountability must be ensured over the issue of alleged vote theft.

During his speech, Rahul Gandhi claimed that more than 45 defamation cases were pending against him, but no case had been filed against him so far for raising allegations of vote theft.

Commenting on the situation, he said that if legal proceedings were initiated in this matter, those making the allegations could also face questions.

Rahul Gandhi also raised questions about the functioning of the Election Commission and referred to Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, stating that accountability on this issue could not be avoided.

His remarks have once again brought the transparency of the electoral process, voter lists, and the role of the Election Commission into the political spotlight.

Note: Rahul Gandhi’s allegations and statements have been presented as his claims. The report may be updated following independent verification of the allegations and responses from the concerned parties.