Is Rahul Gandhi Creating a Fake Narrative?

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Key Takeaways
- Kailash Vijayvargiya accuses Rahul Gandhi of spreading misinformation.
- The SIR process is a routine electoral update in Bihar.
- There are allegations of voter theft from the Opposition.
- Questions arise regarding Sonia Gandhi's place on the voter list.
- Congress is mobilizing supporters against perceived vote theft.
Bhopal, Aug 16 (NationPress) The Urban Affairs Minister of Madhya Pradesh, Kailash Vijayvargiya, has criticized Congress leader and Leader of Opposition, Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of fabricating a 'fake narrative' concerning the Election Commission of India (ECI).
Vijayvargiya clarified that the current Special Intensive Revision (SIR) occurring in Bihar is not an unusual event, as it is conducted in every state.
He stated, 'The voter revision is a straightforward procedure leading up to the elections, and it is currently taking place in Bihar. This initiative aims to remove deceased individuals from the voter list and include new voters. However, Rahul Gandhi is attempting to build a fake narrative with his baseless claims of irregularities.'
In the midst of a heated discussion regarding SIR and accusations of 'voter theft' from the entire Opposition, Vijayvargiya raised questions about the inclusion of Congress Chairperson and Rajya Sabha MP Sonia Gandhi in the voter list.
He posed a critical question to Rahul Gandhi, 'If your mother (Sonia Gandhi) was not an Indian citizen, how was her name included in the voter list? Isn't this a case of vote theft?' This was articulated in a video message he shared on his official account on X.
The Congress-led Opposition has been leveling significant accusations against the ruling BJP and the ECI concerning alleged irregularities within the electoral process across the nation.
Along with the ongoing debate, Congress has been mobilizing supporters nationwide for the past few weeks.
In a recent move, Rahul Gandhi shared a video on social media captioned 'Laapata votes', though he did not directly reference the ECI in his post.
Gandhi wrote, 'Chori Chori Chupke Chupke. Ab aur nahin, Janta jag gayee hai' (no more stealing of votes, people have awakened now).
The Congress party remarked, 'Stealing your vote is stealing your rights. Let's unite to raise our voices against vote theft and safeguard our rights.'