Rahul Gandhi’s Voter Fraud Allegation Backfires

Rahul Gandhi’s Voter Fraud Allegation Backfires - Big Time

After publicly accusing the Election Commission of mass voter fraud, Rahul Gandhi now finds himself hoisted by his own petard.

In a swift and clinical response, the Chief Electoral Officer has thrown the ball back into his court asking him to submit a signed declaration and name the electors who were allegedly added or removed, as per his claims.

Now Rahul faces a self-inflicted dilemma:

If he signs, the EC will trigger a Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter rolls.

If he refuses, his allegations collapse painting him as a baseless accuser and potentially inviting defamation proceedings.

Either way, he’s cornered.

But here’s the real twist - 

Rahul’s outburst may have accidentally handed the EC the perfect pretext to launch a nationwide clean-up of electoral rolls from Bengal to Karnataka.

Bogus IDs, duplicates, and illegal entries across states may finally be scrubbed out.

And with the Congress having lit the fuse, they’ll have zero moral ground to object.

Talk about shooting yourself in the foot.

Sometimes, politics isn’t just irony—it’s poetic justice.

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