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National News: Though the election date is yet to be announced, the battle lines are drawn. Congress and RJD accuse BJP of manipulating voter lists during the Special Intensive Revision process. BJP hits back, claiming the opposition shelters infiltrators, threatening national integrity. The exchange grows sharper daily.
Rahul Gandhi says the same irregularities appeared in Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, and Maharashtra polls. Congress accuses BJP of EVM tampering and voter list fraud. A social media campaign against “vote theft” is in full swing, targeting both the BJP and the Election Commission.
From August 17, Rahul Gandhi will begin a 16-day, 1300-km journey across Bihar. The “Voter Rights Yatra” will feature Tejashwi Yadav and India Alliance leaders. Congress frames it as a battle to defend democracy and constitutional rights, not just election propaganda.
BJP accuses Congress and RJD of protecting Bangladeshi infiltrators. Home Minister Amit Shah says non-citizens have no constitutional right to vote. PM Modi warns of a “planned conspiracy” to alter India’s demography, snatch jobs, and target vulnerable communities, vowing such threats will not be tolerated.
BJP scrutinizes constituencies won by opposition heavyweights, alleging fake voter registrations. From Rae Bareli to Wayanad and Diamond Harbour, the party claims “vote theft” helped them win. The accusations aim to undermine opposition credibility ahead of Bihar’s crucial polls.
Union ministers Dharmendra Pradhan and Bhupendra Yadav accuse Rahul Gandhi of distorting voter data. They cite actual figures in Maharashtra as proof against his claims. BJP frames the opposition as undermining national institutions whenever they lose, from courts to the military.
As both camps trade charges, trust in the voter list is at stake. Allegations of “vote theft” and infiltrator voters could sway public perception. With Bihar polls approaching, the controversy risks shaking voter confidence on polling day itself.