voter fraud evidence, electoral integrity concerns, election commission accountability

Rahul Gandhi has given evidence of:
– same voter on multiple addresses
– 80 voters on same address
– registered voters with no photo
– a man with dozens of ‘sons’
– fathers names spelt ‘ighdfg’

Yet ECI is asking – Where is the proof of vote chori?

What else do they want? The

Rahul Gandhi has given evidence of:

In recent discussions, Rahul Gandhi has given evidence of some alarming electoral irregularities that have raised eyebrows across the political spectrum. One striking point he highlighted is the issue of same voter on multiple addresses. This raises concerns about the integrity of the electoral rolls and questions the authenticity of the voting process. How can a single individual be registered at different locations? This could potentially allow for vote manipulation.

80 voters on same address

Another eyebrow-raising claim involves 80 voters on the same address. Imagine a single residential unit housing a staggering number of registered voters. This not only seems implausible but also begs the question of how these individuals are verifiably residing there and participating in the electoral process. Are they real residents or just names on a list?

registered voters with no photo

Moreover, there are registered voters with no photo attached to their profiles. In an age where identification is paramount, how can authorities accept votes from individuals who lack basic verification? This glaring oversight could lead to fraudulent voting practices, diluting the democratic process.

a man with dozens of ‘sons’

In another peculiar case, there is a man with dozens of ‘sons’ registered to vote. This raises serious questions about the legitimacy of these registrations. Is this an example of identity manipulation, or is there a more sinister plot at play?

fathers names spelt ‘ighdfg’

Lastly, some records have shown fathers’ names spelt ‘ighdfg’. Such blatant errors in documentation indicate a lack of proper oversight in the registration process. How can such discrepancies go unnoticed?

Yet ECI is asking – Where is the proof of vote chori?

Despite these compelling pieces of evidence, the Election Commission of India (ECI) seems to dismiss these concerns, asking, “Where is the proof of vote chori?” It’s a perplexing stance considering the overwhelming evidence presented.

What else do they want?

In light of these findings, one has to wonder: what more do they want? The integrity of our electoral system should be paramount, and these issues cannot be ignored. It’s time to demand accountability!