Rahul Gandhi's Allegations Stir Controversy Over Voter Fraud

Rahul Gandhi has sparked controversy with claims of voter list irregularities, demanding an independent probe into allegations affecting Maharashtra's electoral rolls. The Congress demands CM Fadnavis' resignation, alleging vote theft. The ruling BJP dismisses these as unfounded, urging legal recourse over public allegations.

Rahul Gandhi's recent allegations of irregularities in voter lists have ignited a heated exchange between political parties in India. The Congress leader claims that fraudulent additions and deletions have affected electoral rolls, especially in Maharashtra's Rajura constituency, prompting demands for a probe.

Opposition parties, including the Congress, have called for the resignation of Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, citing the 'vote theft' incident as an example of compromised electoral integrity. Gandhi's accusations against the Election Commission of India have intensified, with requests for an independent investigation into these claims.

The BJP has countered these allegations, accusing Gandhi of causing chaos and instability without pursuing legal avenues. Amidst the political turmoil, both sides continue to argue over the legitimacy of the claims and the state's electoral process.

(With inputs from agencies.)