Allegations of vote-stealing are unconvincing.

With no credibility, Rahul Gandhi is out to capitalize on it. If he can provide proof to the Election Commission that the Brazilian model cast her vote at any polling station in the Haryana Assembly elections, then the public will believe him even a little bit. Forget about voting 22 times. Providing this proof is neither difficult nor impossible. The Congress party will have the polling station register on polling day, which its polling agent would have received. The Election Commission, all other political parties, and independent candidates will also have this register. This will reveal whether the model cast her vote or not. They must be aware that every voter at the polling station is identified by their voter ID card, Aadhaar card, or other identification card, and only after being satisfied, is he allowed to cast his vote. That’s why polling agents for every political party or independent candidate are stationed inside the polling station. Why doesn’t Rahul Gandhi find out the truth from there?

Ashok Kumar Goyal, Commentator

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has alleged irregularities in the Haryana voter list. He claims that the Congress lost the assembly elections due to discrepancies involving 2.5 million voters. Showing the voter list prepared by the Election Commission, he said that it contained multiple names in the same place, and the same name was used in multiple places. The voter’s photo on the list was also unclear. He stated that Congress was defeated because of these fraudulent votes. The Election Commission will respond to Rahul Gandhi’s allegations regarding the Haryana voter list, but the question arises: why does Congress protest when the voter list is being purged? The Election Commission has launched a thorough revision campaign in 12 states across the country to correct irregularities in the voter lists. Yet, Congress stands in opposition to the Commission. This means that while Rahul Gandhi claims the BJP’s victory based on fraudulent votes, he also opposes the purging of the voter list. The question also arises: if the voter list was flawed in the last assembly elections, why did Congress workers and leaders in Haryana not file objections?

SP Mittal, commentator