Rahul Gandhi alleged vote manipulation by India's election authority to aid the BJP in the 2024 elections, specifically citing discrepancies in Mahadevapura's electoral rolls. The opposition conducted an analysis revealing over 100,000 flawed entries, including duplicate voters and invalid registrations. Despite these allegations, the Election Commission of India countered Gandhi's claims, while the BJP accused the opposition of attempting to incite disorder. Following a protest, Gandhi and other leaders were detained, with Gandhi asserting that their fight aims to protect the Constitution.
In the Mahadevapura assembly constituency, the INC alleged manipulation of electoral rolls, revealing duplicate voters, bogus addresses, and invalid registrations, affecting over 100,000 entries.
The Election Commission of India quickly refuted Rahul Gandhi's claims, while the BJP accused the opposition of creating a state of anarchy by undermining electoral confidence.
Rahul Gandhi stated, 'This fight is not political; this fight is to save the Constitution,' emphasizing the significance of the allegations beyond political rivalry.
Gandhi's detainment in New Delhi occurred during a protest march toward the Election Commission, where opposition leaders demanded discussion on electoral malpractice allegations.
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