Continuing his vote theft allegations against the BJP, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, on Friday, claimed that he came to know that some of the BJP leaders who cast their vote in Delhi also voted in the first phase of the Bihar assembly elections, which concluded on Thursday.
Addressing an election rally in Banka in Bihar, Gandhi expressed confidence that the people of Bihar will not allow 'vote chori' in assembly polls.
The Congress MP claimed that he produced evidence of vote theft in Haryana assembly polls and that the Election Commission (EC) cannot deny the charges that he has levelled.
Gandhi alleged that the NDA government is encouraging youth to make social media reels to divert their attention from pressing issues.
Launching a scathing attack against the saffron party, Gandhi said at another election rally, "Out of the two crore voters in Haryana, 29 lakh electors are fake..." "The BJP indulged in 'vote chori' in Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Haryana, and now they are trying to repeat it in Bihar. But, I am certain the people of Bihar will not allow this to happen in their state."
The Congress leader alleged that the vote theft is conducted to help Ambani, Adani, and other billionaires.
Gandhi further claimed that Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah have made Bihar the labourer of India.
Taking a dig at PM Modi, the Congress leader said that the BJP pays TV channels for showing the PM's face 24 hours of the day.