Rahul Gandhi Unleashes Scathing Attack in Bihar: "Will Not Allow a Single Vote to be Stolen!"

In a powerful electoral rally held in Bihar, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi unleashed a scathing critique against the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Election Commission (EC), accusing them of forming an "unholy partnership" to manipulate the ongoing Lok Sabha elections.

Addressing a charged crowd, Gandhi vehemently declared, "The Election Commission and the BJP have formed a partnership to steal votes in Bihar.

But let me make one thing absolutely clear: the INDIA bloc will not allow even a single vote to be stolen from the people of Bihar!" His words resonated with a firm resolve, underscoring the alliance's determination to uphold democratic integrity.

Gandhi elaborated on his allegations, suggesting that the BJP's "400-paar" (crossing 400 seats) slogan was a mere distraction, a smokescreen behind which attempts to tamper with Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) might be concealed.

"They say '400-paar' because they know they are losing the elections. They believe they can win by manipulating EVMs, but we will not let that happen. Every vote cast by the common people of Bihar will be protected," he asserted, highlighting the alleged vulnerability of the electoral process.

Beyond the accusations, the Congress leader also took the opportunity to reiterate the INDIA bloc's significant welfare promises.

He specifically mentioned the 'Mahalaxmi Yojana,' a scheme promising a direct annual transfer of Rs 1 lakh to one woman from every impoverished family. "This is not just a promise; it's a commitment to empower the poorest of the poor and bring them into the mainstream of development," Gandhi explained, painting a picture of economic justice.

Throughout his address, Gandhi did not shy away from criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, challenging their governance and policies.

He positioned the INDIA bloc as the true champion of the people, standing firm against what he described as attempts to undermine the democratic will. The rally served as a potent display of the opposition's vigilance and their pledge to safeguard the electoral process in Bihar.