Accusations Fly: EC Allegedly Blocks Voter Deletion Probe

The Congress party accuses the Election Commission of stalling a Karnataka CID investigation into alleged voter deletions by withholding data. Rahul Gandhi asserts the EC is shielding 'vote chors' and demands transparency. The EC refutes claims as baseless. Requests for key data remain unanswered.

The Congress party has launched serious accusations against the Election Commission, claiming that the EC is obstructing an investigation into alleged voter deletions in Karnataka. The EC reportedly refused to provide data necessary for the probe, with Rahul Gandhi describing the response as 'excuses.'

Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar has been accused of safeguarding 'vote chors,' with Gandhi citing evidence from a Karnataka Assembly constituency, alleging systemic voter deletions targeted at Congress supporters. The EC, however, has dismissed these claims, asserting that no deletions occur without due process.

Despite 18 requests for data to facilitate the investigation, important details remain unreleased by the EC, sparking criticism from Congress leaders. They argue these obstructions protect those who undermine democracy, urging immediate action and transparency from the EC.