Opposition Is Tarnishing Poll Panel

New Delhi: Opposition BJP sharpened Bloc’s attack on its protests against special intensive revision (secret), accusing them of spreading lies to weaken and insult constitutional institutions such as the election commission on Sunday, and thus strengthened India’s reliability.

RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav asked him to explain why he kept two epic numbers and sent the wrong document to the election commission a day after claiming that his name was missing in the election draft roller. When the survey rejected the allegation, Yadav asked Yadav to deliver the alleged voter identity card, which was never officially published for an investigation.

BJP, who stepped on Yadav, questioned that he was lying under the oath or made a false statement during the last parliamentary surveys. The party claimed that the opposition constantly attacked the constitutional organs with misleading narratives as part of a conspiracy to weaken India’s integrity.

“Congress and RJD have been exposed extensively,” BJP National Spokesman Sambit Patra said. “Did you sleep under the oath? Did you present the wrong facts to the election commission?”

On Saturday, Yadav showed an online search using an epic number one to claim that his name was missing in the draft rolls published after Sir exercise. When the authorities refuted it, the voter claimed that the identity number was “changed”.

BJP said that the epic number used in Yadav’s 2020 nomination statement is different from what was quoted on Saturday. When the highest level leaders appear when they show two different epic numbers on television, what does RJD and Congress say about those who trust the stand and hooliganism to get votes once? Did this, sir, have improved all its strategies of exercise? Tejashwi yadav why sir? “A BJP asked the deputy, claiming that RJD members had proved that they had voted in more than one place to inflate their support.

“The truth about RJD and Congress is now open now, B said the BJP leader. “Detecting defeat, they react like a ‘an antiseptic bell’, they play to draw attention, but ultimately in vain.”