Election Commission to Rahul Gandhi: File Affidavit or Stop Lies

Raise Your Voice Against Vote Chori

🧨 Another Drama by Rahul Gandhi: The False Noise of “Stolen Votes”

After a humiliating defeat in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is once again attempting to undermine democratic institutions by making baseless, sensational allegations.
In a recent press conference, he claimed that 1.25 lakh votes were “stolen” in the Mahadevapura assembly segment of Bangalore Central and further alleged that the entire election was “choreographed” by the BJP and the Election Commission.

📩 EC’s Straightforward Response: Don’t Accuse Without Proof

Taking the matter seriously, the Chief Electoral Officer of Karnataka has issued a formal notice to Rahul Gandhi stating:

“If you have proof, submit a detailed affidavit. If not, stop misleading the nation.”
The Election Commission clarified that Congress was provided with the draft voter list in November 2024 and the final list in January 2025, but no objections or complaints were submitted by the party at that time.
If Rahul Gandhi genuinely suspects malpractice, he must file an election petition in the High Court — which is the only legal and democratic route.

⚖️ Time for Reform: “No Allegations Without Affidavit” Rule Must Be Enforced

In today’s political climate, it is now crucial to enforce accountability for all public allegations made by politicians — whether in parliament, press conferences, or social media.

🔹 Every serious claim must be backed by an affidavit with verifiable evidence.
🔹 If the allegations are proven false, the person should face strict legal consequences.
🔹 This will help prevent the waste of national time and resources and ensure the focus stays on real issues.

False claims must be treated as deliberate attempts to mislead the public and disrupt democratic processes — and punished accordingly.

🛑 Diversion Tactics: Congress’s Habit of False Accusations

This is not the first time Rahul Gandhi and his party have tried this tactic.

After every electoral defeat, They question EVMs,
Cast doubts on surgical strikes,
Accuse constitutional institutions of bias,
And now, raise fictitious “stolen vote” theories.

This is part of a deliberate strategy to deflect attention from the Modi government’s real and measurable achievements.

🧠 Social Media: A Factory of Lies by the Opposition

Opposition parties — especially Congress — are flooding social media with false narratives aimed at:

Hiding Modi government’s success in 11 years of governance,
Confusing voters with emotionally charged but factless claims,
Diverting attention from development, governance, national security, and reforms.