The Election Commission of India refuted Rahul Gandhi’s claim of mass vote deletion in Karnataka’s Aland. The poll body clarified that online vote deletion by the public is impossible. It emphasized that deletions require a hearing for the affected person. Rahul Gandhi accused the Chief Election Commissioner of protecting those who undermine democracy. He alleged systematic targeting of opposition voters through centralized software.

Rahul Gandhi escalated his criticism of Election Commission’s chief Gyanesh Kumar, accusing him of protecting those who are destroying Indian democracy and systematically targeting minority and Dalit voters for deletion. He alleged centralized vote deletion in Karnataka, citing thousands of impersonator applications targeting Congress voters. Gandhi previously accused the EC of colluding with the BJP to steal elections, highlighting alleged voter fraud in Karnataka’s Mahadevapura constituency.

We are also covering: Pistol Used In Disha Patani’s House Firing Linked With Sidhu Moosewala Murder? What We Know