Rahul Gandhi says have ‘solid proof’ CEC Gyanesh Kumar ‘protecting vote chors’ — ‘chronology samajhiye’

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi claimed on Thursday that he has “absolute solid claim” that Chief Election Commisioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar is “protecting vote chors.”

“The Chief Election Commissioner of India is protecting the people who have destroyed Indian democracy,” Rahul Gandhi said at a press conference on Thursday.

Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, has time and again accused the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of “vote theft”.

‘Somebody tried to delete 6,018 votes’

Rahul Gandhi claimed in the Aland constituency of Karnataka, “somebody tried to delete 6,018 votes”. Somebody tried to delete 6,018 votes.

The Congress MP said, “In Aland, 6,018 applications were filed, impersonating voters. The people who allegedly filed these applications never actually filed them.”

Rahul Gandhi said the filing was done automatically using a software. “Mobile numbers from outside Karnataka, from different states were used to delete votes in Aland, specifically targeting Congress voters. This wasn’t random,” he said.

Gandhi then claimed to show the evidence to back his claims. We’ll show you that these deletions specifically targeted booths where the Congress party was winning.

Rahul Gandhi’s ‘solid proof’ against CEC

Leveling “serious” allegations against Gyanesh Kumar, Rahul Gandhi said The Crime Investigation Department (CID) of Karnataka sent “18 letter in 18 months to the Election Commision and asked the poll body for ”some every simple facts.”

However, the Election Commision refused to share the information, Rahul Gandhi claimed.

Gandhi said the CID demanded three things from the Election Commision. They were:

1. Destination IP from where forms were filled

2. Destination pots from there application was filed

3. OTP trails, because when you file you have to get the OTP