Opposition to Address Alleged 'Vote Chori' in Parliament Session

Ahead of Parliament's Winter Session, Congress leader Pramod Tiwari accuses the BJP of 'vote chori', in alleged collaboration with the Election Commission. Tiwari criticizes Prime Minister Modi's foreign policy, indicating that these issues will be priorities for the opposition during the session starting Monday.

As the Winter Session of Parliament approaches, a political storm is brewing. Congress leader Pramod Tiwari, in a statement on Sunday, accused the ruling BJP of engaging in 'vote chori' with the tacit involvement of the Election Commission, adding to the tumultuous political climate.

Tiwari further accused the government of turning a blind eye to democratic principles, alleging a shift from mere 'vote chori' to more severe 'vote dacoity', and remarked on the increasing security concerns, pointing to recent incidents near the Red Fort.

Amidst these allegations and issues with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's foreign policy, the opposition is gearing up for an intense Winter Session, set to address these claims and tackle scheduled legislative agendas, including reforms in the nuclear sector and higher education.