Bihar Chunav 2025: Rahul Gandhi's Voter Rights Yatra in Bihar reached Sitamarhi. Here he praised the people of Bihar. He said that he is enjoying traveling in Bihar.
Patna: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi praised the political understanding of the people of the state during his visit to Bihar. He again reiterated the allegations of vote theft in the Lok Sabha elections. Rahul Gandhi said that he has learned a lot from his visit to Bihar. He said this while addressing a gathering in Sitamarhi on Thursday.
Rahul Gandhi said that there is no match to the political understanding of the people of Bihar. He also said that he got to learn a lot during his visit. He talked about presenting evidence of alleged vote theft in the Lok Sabha elections in the coming days. He accused the “BJP-RSS” of manipulating the election results. Rahul said that he has evidence to prove vote theft in Karnataka. In the coming days, he will also provide evidence of vote rigging in the Lok Sabha and Haryana assembly elections.
Rahul Gandhi said he started his visit to Bihar because attempts were being made to steal votes. He alleged that none of the 65 lakh voters whose names were removed from the voter list were rich or powerful. He claimed that these 65 lakh voters include the poor, Dalits, extremely backward classes, OBCs and minorities. He said the move was taken to silence the poor.
Rahul Gandhi also alleged that after removing these names, the same number of fake voters’ names would be added. He warned that if the poor lost their right to vote, they would be left with nothing. “We know very well that they are trying to steal votes in Bihar,” Rahul said.
Rahul offered prayers at Janaki temple
Earlier, Rahul Gandhi visited the Janaki temple along with India Alliance leaders and offered prayers. He wore a white T-shirt, white towel and white cap. When he came out of the temple, he was wearing a garland of flowers and a red chunari. All India Alliance leaders Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, Mukesh Sahni and Pappu Yadav were with him. According to sources, CPI-ML leader Dipankar Bhattacharya was waiting for him outside. Thursday was the 12th day of Rahul Gandhi’s visit. On Friday, he will resume his journey from Bettiah in West Champaran.
Addressing the people in Sitamarhi, Rahul Gandhi said, “I am having a lot of fun. I have not had so much fun in any other state.” Praising the political understanding of the people of Bihar, Rahul said, “There is no comparison to the political understanding of Biharis. I got to learn a lot.”
On the allegations of vote theft, Rahul Gandhi said that he will soon present evidence of it. He said that he has evidence of vote theft in Karnataka and he will also give evidence of vote rigging in the Lok Sabha and Haryana assembly elections.
Authored by: Suryakant Pathak
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