Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Rahul Gandhi Accuses EC of Cheating, Receives Rebukes
Rahul Gandhi, a leader from the Congress party, said he has strong evidence that the Election Commission, which runs elections, allowed cheating in a voting area in Karnataka.
He said he has 100% proof.
He warned the EC that they will be held accountable.
The EC responded by saying it's not right that Gandhi is making accusations and also threatening the EC.
They said Gandhi should have filed a legal challenge if he had proof instead of making these claims.
Rahul Gandhi accused the Election Commission (EC) of allowing cheating in a Karnataka constituency.
Gandhi stated the Congress has 'concrete 100 per cent proof' of the alleged cheating.
Gandhi warned the EC that they would not 'get away with this'.
The EC responded by stating it is 'highly unfortunate' that Gandhi did not file an election petition.
The EC said Gandhi chose to 'threaten' the constitutional body with 'baseless allegations'.
- Who
- Rahul Gandhi and the Election Commission.
- What
- Rahul Gandhi accused the Election Commission of allowing cheating in a Karnataka constituency.
- When
- On Thursday
- Where
- Karnataka and Parliament House premises.
- Why
- Gandhi alleged cheating, while the EC responded to the accusations.
Congress Party
Election Commission
Cheating Allegations
Congress Party
The Election Commission is allowing cheating in elections.
Election Commission
The EC denies these claims and considers them baseless.
- Party
- Congress
- Accusation
- EC allowed cheating
- Location of Alleged Cheating
- Karnataka constituency
- Gandhi's Stance
- EC will not get away with this
- EC's Response
- Accusations are baseless, threats