ECI must clarify discrepancies in voter lists raised by Rahul Gandhi: CWC’s Gidugu Rudra Raju

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The Congress Working Committee member and former PCC President Gidu Rudra Raju asked the Indian Election Commission on Saturday, August 9, 2025 by the opposition leader in Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi to answer the five questions asked about the large -scale consistency in Karataka, Mahastra, Haryana and other places.

Mr. Gandhi said that he had put forward the suspicious approach of ECI’s suspicious approach of the relentless investigation for the last six months and the decisions of the Bharatia Janata Party (BJP) to benefit from the elections in the country.

Mr. Raju, who wandered in North Andhra to supervise the congress party affairs, spoke Hindu The problem of ‘voting theft’.

“ECI does not provide selection data in digital format, because the wrong practices encourages BJP and alliance partners in the elections to benefit.” he said.

Raju, “Congress -led Maha Vikas Aghadi, 2024 parliamentary elections won 31 of 48 Delight Sabha seat. However, only four months later in the parliamentary elections. Voters will not change their views in a short time and will create many doubts about the election process,” he said.

The Minister said that BJP would witness a major defeat in the Bihar elections despite the manipulation of the voters’ list, because Mr. Gandhi attracted the attention of ordinary people because they are aware of the events through the cruel media and social media platforms.

Mr. Raju said the Congress would soon return as a strong political force in Andhra Pradesh because they were tired of the bad management of the state economy during the YSRCP and TDP regimes in the last 11 years.

Raju was a living state when the congress was in power. People realized that only the Congress Party could put the state on the way of development by implementing the promise of the special category status of the Congress Party. ”

He said that the entire Indian Congress Committee has focused on the EP and appointed a new committee of political affairs to revive the party at all levels. He hoped that many leaders who left the congress party would return to the party floor because they were not satisfied with the functioning of regional parties ignored the importance of internal democracy and freedom.