OPPOSITION PROTESTED AGAINST VOTE THEFT
The INDIA alliance organized an 'outrage march' in Mohania, Kaimur district, regarding the issue of alleged vote theft. It is noteworthy that the opposition is staging protests across the country over this matter. As part of this campaign, INDIA alliance workers in Mohania raised slogans against Election Commissioner of India Gyanesh Kumar on Wednesday. An effigy of Gyanesh Kumar was also burned during the protest.
OPPOSITION PROTESTED AGAINST VOTE THEFT
11-OCT-ENG 2
RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL
BHABHUA-----------------------The INDIA alliance organized an 'outrage march' in Mohania, Kaimur district, regarding the issue of alleged vote theft. It is noteworthy that the opposition is staging protests across the country over this matter. As part of this campaign, INDIA alliance workers in Mohania raised slogans against Election Commissioner of India Gyanesh Kumar on Wednesday. An effigy of Gyanesh Kumar was also burned during the protest.
Radheshyam Kushwaha, District President of the Kaimur Congress Committee, stated that the INDIA alliance held this march and burned the effigy to express anger against the central government and Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. He pointed out that a survey revealed 1.5 crore voters were deceased and another 2 crore had relocated. "So, where did 11 crore out of the 14 crore voters go?" he asked, noting that the BJP government has yet to provide an answer, which is why the INDIA alliance is protesting nationwide.
Meanwhile, RJD Kaimur District President Aklu Ram stated that the INDIA alliance is protesting across the country because Gyanesh Kumar has "murdered democracy" through vote theft. He recalled that Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar, the architect of the Constitution, granted the right to vote to everyone, yet weaker sections have historically been prevented from voting. He added that the BJP seeks to retain power today through vote theft—a move the INDIA alliance strongly opposes.
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