Rahul Gandhi Allegations: 'All elections rigged, laws illegal': Rahul Gandhi attacks Centre over EC-SIR row; BJP calls it 'jooth ki goonj'
- Congress leader and Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi attacked the Indian government on Thursday, claiming that all elections are rigged and current laws are illegal.
- Gandhi demanded the immediate resignation of Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar following an Indian Express report about discrepancies in the SIR process.
- These allegations challenge the integrity of India's electoral process and the neutrality of the Election Commission.
- The BJP dismissed the claims as "jooth ki goonj," which translates to an echo of lies.
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