The chief Minister to a question raised by MLA BB Batra regarding the number of BPL cards during Question Hour on the second day of the Winter Session of the Haryana Vidhan Sabha on Friday.
The Youth Congress organized the protest against ‘vote theft’ and the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists.
"This is a kind of 'vote chori' and was one of the deciding factors in the outcome of the assembly polls there," he remarked.
In stark contrast, the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD)-led Mahagathbandhan lagged far behind, and the 139-year-old Indian National Congress limped with just a few seats.
She informed that 1,795,370 citizens in the state had signed petitions against alleged voter fraud, which are now being sent to Delhi.
According to the Congress, the Karnataka SIT investigation revealed that in the alleged 'vote theft' scam, fake applications were filed to delete the names of 6,018 voters, for which a total payment of 4.8 lakh rupees was made.
Sharing a parody video on X, he wrote, "Mahol Aandhi (Rahul Gandhi) came to expose vote theft -- but got exposed themselves in front of the media! Not a hydrogen bomb, bro, these turned out to be dud bombs."
A Bench of Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi declined to entertain the plea, observing that the petitioner was free to approach the Election Commission of India (ECI) for appropriate remedies.
Yadav claimed that people are supporting the campaign against the alleged vote theft to boost the morale of the Congress workers. The party workers, he said, went door-to-door during the campaign discuss with the public about the alleged conspiracy.
The senior Congress leader Gehlot said, on his X handle Friday night, that Gandhi has been effectively making his appeal to people for joining him in the campaign against the 'vote theft'. The appeal evoked good response which made the ruling BJP uneasy.
