Archive · 24 Jul 2025
EC Rebukes Rahul Gandhi's Karnataka Election Cheating Claims
Rahul Gandhi, a leader from the Congress party, said he has proof that the Election Commission let cheating happen in an election in Karnataka.
He even told the EC they won't escape facing the consequences.
The Election Commission replied that his claims were not based on facts and called it a threat against the constitutional body.
They said he could have filed a complaint in court if he had any concerns.
This is all about a disagreement over how elections are being run.
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 it would not 'get away with this'.
The Election Commission responded, calling Gandhi's allegations 'baseless' and his remarks a threat.
The EC stated Gandhi could have filed an election petition.
- Who
- Rahul Gandhi and the Election Commission.
- What
- Rahul Gandhi accused the Election Commission (EC) of allowing cheating in a Karnataka constituency.
- When
- July 24 (reported).
- Where
- Karnataka (mentioned) and Parliament House premises (where Gandhi spoke).
- Why
- Gandhi believes the EC allowed cheating and is accusing the EC of not doing its job.
Rahul Gandhi's View
Election Commission's View
Cheating Allegations
Rahul Gandhi's View
The EC allowed cheating in a Karnataka constituency.
Election Commission's View
The EC refutes any such claims
- Accuser
- Rahul Gandhi
- Accused
- Election Commission
- Allegation
- Allowing cheating in a Karnataka constituency
- Gandhi's Claim
- Concrete 100% Proof
- EC's Response
- Baseless Allegations and Threat