Attempt to shield ‘infiltrators’: BJP ahead of Congress’s rally against ‘vote theft’

Ahead of the Congress rally on the “vote theft” issue, the BJP on Sunday, December 14, 2025, claimed that the main Opposition party had organized the event to “protect infiltrators from being removed from the voter rolls”.

The ruling BJP has argued that the Congress cannot succeed in its design to mislead people and “insult and denigrate” constitutional institutions because the whole world knows that India’s democracy is “rock solid”.

Stepping up its campaign against allegations of “vote theft” by the BJP in the elections, the Congress organized a rally at the Ramlila Maidan in New Delhi on Sunday, December 14, 2025, with the participation of senior leaders of the party, including general secretaries Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, KC Venugopal, Jairam Ramesh and Sachin Pilot.

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and former party president Rahul Gandhi are expected to address the meeting. Former Congress president Sonia Gandhi is also expected to be present at the event.

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Ahead of the event, BJP national spokesperson Sambit Patra said the Congress organized the rally despite Union Home Minister Amit Shah “exposing” the Opposition by refuting “fabricated” allegations one by one during a debate on electoral reforms during the ongoing Winter Session of Parliament.

“This shows that you do not have the truth, but you are still trying to create confusion. The congress rally is a protection exercise.”Guspaithiyas (leakers)’. This is what the Congress is doing,” the BJP MP told reporters.

“The Congress party may go out of its way to mislead the people as well as insult and defame our constitutional institutions. But the whole world knows that India’s democracy is rock solid and cannot be shaken.”

The BJP leader accused the Congress of holding the rally to continue its “appeasement policy” and encouraged Rahul Gandhi to contest the Bihar Assembly elections if he felt there were any irregularities.

“Rahul ji, maybe you still have 10 days left in your hand. You can still file a complaint if you think there is any irregularity (in the poll process) in any of the seats in the Bihar assembly polls,” Mr. Patra said.