Hydrogen Bomb Threat: 25 Lakh Vote Chori In Haryana, Alleges Rahul Gandhi

New Delhi: Congress MP Rahul Gandhi addressed a press conference on Wednesday. During the press conference, Rahul Gandhi shared 'H Files' in his latest 'vote chori' allegations. During his address, Rahul said that there were as many as 25,41,144 lakh vote chori incident reported in Haryana.

What Rahul Gandhi said about 'H' files?

Addressing the press conference, Rahul Gandhi talked about the 'H' files and incident of 'vote theft'. He said, "We have the word 'H' Files and this is about how an entire state has been stolen. We suspected that this is not happening in individual constituencies, but at the state level and at the national level.

He continued to add, ''We got a lot of complaints in Haryana, from our candidates, that something was wrong and not working. Their predictions all went upside down. We had experienced this in Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra but we decided to zoom into Haryana and go into details about what had happened there."

Watch Rahul Gandhi's video here:

LIVE: #VoteChori Press Conference - The H Files https://t.co/IXFaH9fEfr

— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) November 5, 2025

What Rahul Gandhi said about Haryana polls? 

Rahul Gandhi further stated that all (exit) polls highlighted about Congress victory (in Haryana). He said, “This had never happened in Haryana before. So, we thought that let's go into details. When I first saw this information that you are going to see, I struggled to believe it. I was in shock...I told the team to cross-check multiple times.”

What Rahul Gandhi said about vote theft in Haryana?

Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi said, "...We have crystal clear proof that 25 lakh voters (in Haryana) are fake, that they either don't exist or they are duplicate or are designed in a way for anybody to vote...1 in 8 voters in Haryana are fake, that's 12.5%..."

What Election Commission said in response?

Responding to Rahul Gandhi's claim, Election Commission said, “What were the agents of Congress doing at the polling stations? They are supposed to object if the elector has already voted or if the polling agents doubt the identity of the elector."