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Rajnath Singh to Rahul Gandhi: If You Have Evidence, Go to the Election Commission

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Allegations and Response

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has strongly responded to Rahul Gandhi’s allegations about vote theft and irregularities in the recent elections. Singh said that Gandhi’s claims were “baseless” and only meant to mislead voters. He urged the Congress leader to submit his evidence to the Election Commission of India (ECI) instead of making public accusations.

Rahul Gandhi’s Claims

Rahul Gandhi recently alleged that massive manipulation occurred in the voter list and counting process in multiple states. He claimed that “democracy is being stolen” and that people’s votes were being tampered with in favour of the ruling party. His comments have sparked a political storm across the nation.

Rajnath Singh’s Counter-Statement

While addressing a rally in Bihar, Rajnath Singh said that the election process in India is completely transparent and fair. He challenged Rahul Gandhi to provide concrete proof if he truly believed the system had been compromised. “If Rahul Gandhi has real evidence, he should go to the Election Commission and file a formal complaint. Making random allegations without proof only damages the credibility of our democracy,” Singh stated.

Political Reactions

Several BJP leaders have supported Singh’s statement, saying that the Congress is creating unnecessary confusion among voters. They accused the opposition of spreading misinformation to hide its repeated electoral failures. Meanwhile, Congress members maintained that Rahul Gandhi is raising a genuine concern about the “lack of trust” in institutions and that the Election Commission must ensure full transparency.

Public Opinion and Election Credibility

Political analysts say this exchange reflects deepening mistrust between the ruling and opposition parties. Many experts believe that instead of engaging in public blame games, leaders should use constitutional platforms to raise concerns. The Election Commission, as per analysts, must proactively address doubts to maintain public confidence in India’s democratic system.

Future Implications

The controversy has reignited the debate on electoral reforms and the need for stricter monitoring mechanisms. As elections draw closer in several states, both major parties are expected to intensify their campaigns while keeping the issue of transparency at the forefront.

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