Rahul Gandhi Accuses Government of Voter Fraud at Goa Rally
Rahul Gandhi targets PM Modi and others, alleging voter fraud and corruption during a rally in Goa, asserting accountability for leaders.
Margao, October 18 (Daily Kiran) : Congress MP Rahul Gandhi took aim at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar during a rally in Margao, Goa. The event marked the conclusion of the Congress party’s 28-day “Save Goa” campaign. Gandhi accused these leaders of orchestrating voter fraud, claiming they must be held accountable for their actions.
He stated that Gyanesh Kumar facilitates the theft of votes, while Amit Shah ensures its execution, with Modi orchestrating the entire scheme from behind the scenes. Gandhi insisted that the Congress party would pursue justice against them.
Referencing over 45 defamation cases lodged against him, Gandhi highlighted that some involve both Modi and Shah. He pointed out that despite his repeated allegations of vote theft against Modi, no legal action has been initiated against him. “Do you know why? Because they fear that if a specific case regarding vote theft is filed, the entire legal process will begin, and they will find themselves entangled in it,” he remarked.
Gandhi emphasized that the Congress party is the guardian of the Constitution, asserting that it is their duty to protect it. He accused the government of attacking the Constitution through voter fraud. He urged Congress workers to listen closely and trust that Modi, Shah, and Kumar will be held accountable for their actions.
Additionally, Gandhi raised concerns about corruption in Goa, alleging that the state has become a model of corruption. The rally served as the closing ceremony for the “Goy Rakhonn” campaign, reinforcing his message against corruption and the need for accountability.
