Archive · 15 Dec 2025
Karnataka Congress Leaders in Delhi
Some leaders from the Congress party in Karnataka are going to Delhi to protest against what they say is vote theft by the BJP.
They believe the BJP is trying to steal votes by removing people's names from the voter list.
The Congress leaders say this is not fair and they want elections to be free and fair.
At the same time, there is talk within the Congress party about who should be the leader in Karnataka.
Some people think the leaders are going to Delhi to discuss this, even though they say there is no problem.
The BJP says the Congress is just upset about losing elections.
The Congress leaders say they are fighting to protect the right to vote.
Karnataka Congress leaders, including Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, are heading to Delhi for a protest against alleged vote theft.
Speculation arises about internal lobbying for a leadership change in Karnataka Congress despite public denials of any rift.
Congress leaders allege that the BJP is involved in vote theft and are protesting to uphold free and fair elections.
BJP leaders claim that the Congress protests are driven by frustration over electoral defeats.
The protest is part of a larger Congress movement against alleged vote theft, with leaders collecting signatures and raising awareness.
- Who
- Karnataka Congress leaders, including Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar
- What
- Protest against alleged vote theft and speculation about leadership change in Karnataka Congress
- When
- Ongoing, with leaders heading to Delhi for a protest
- Where
- Delhi, with origins in Karnataka
- Why
- To protest against alleged vote theft and potentially discuss leadership issues within the Congress party
Congress Leadership
BJP Leadership
Leadership Change
Congress Leadership
Congress leaders are heading to Delhi for a protest against alleged vote theft, but there is speculation about internal lobbying for a leadership change in Karnataka.
BJP Leadership
BJP leaders allege that the Congress protests are driven by frustration over electoral defeats.
Vote Theft Allegations
Congress Leadership
Congress leaders claim that the BJP is involved in vote theft and are protesting to uphold free and fair elections.
BJP Leadership
BJP leaders deny the allegations and assert that the Congress is staging protests out of frustration.
- Main Accused
- Former Aland BJP MLA and his son
- Operation Cost
- Rs 80 per voter
- Voters Deleted
- 5,994
- Chargesheet Pages
- 22,000
- Investigation Duration
- 2.5 years
- Alleged Methods
- Fake SIM cards, fraud OTP platforms, forged logins
- Deputy CM's Stance
- Vote theft is genuine, charge sheet filed
- Protest Location
- Ramlila Maidan, Delhi
- Congress Leaders in Delhi
- Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, and a delegation from Mandya district
Sources
‘Rs 80 per voter, fake SIMs’: Priyank Kharge on Karnataka SIT ‘exposing BJP’s vote chori factory’ in Aland
Congress leadership churn back in focus as K’taka leaders head to Delhi
‘Vote chori’ an attack on very idea of India: CM
Cong fighting to protect voting rights of citizens: DK Shivakumar
