Archive · 28 Sep 2025
Congress Launches Nationwide Campaign Against Electoral Roll Manipulation
The Congress party is upset because they think the voter lists are not accurate.
They are starting a big campaign across the country to make people aware.
They believe the voter lists have been changed unfairly.
A leader named KC Venugopal is leading the charge, and they plan to gather a lot of signatures to show they want fair elections.
They say this is important for democracy and are encouraging everyone to join them.
Congress launched a nationwide campaign against alleged electoral roll manipulation.
KC Venugopal condemned the manipulation, stating it threatens India's integrity.
The campaign involves collecting 5 crore signatures.
The Congress is using the slogan "Vote Chor, Gaddi Chhod".
Rahul Gandhi previously conducted a yatra in Bihar to raise awareness on this issue.
- Who
- Congress party and KC Venugopal
- What
- Launching a nationwide campaign against alleged electoral roll manipulation.
- When
- Recently
- Where
- Nationwide, with initial events in Alappuzha, Kerala and Bihar
- Why
- To protest alleged voter list manipulation and ensure fair elections.
Congress Party's Stance
Election Commission/BJP Stance
Electoral Roll Integrity
Congress Party's Stance
Accusations of large-scale manipulation of electoral rolls and the need for accurate voter lists.
Election Commission/BJP Stance
Not explicitly stated; however, the BJP is defending the ECI's actions.
- Event
- Nationwide campaign against electoral roll manipulation
- Initiated by
- Congress party
- Key Figure
- KC Venugopal
- Campaign Aim
- Collect 5 crore signatures nationwide
- Campaign Slogan
- "Vote Chor, Gaddi Chhod"
Sources
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