Rahul Gandhi questions 2024 Lok Sabha election credibility at Hyderabad summit
At the Bharat Summit in Hyderabad, Rahul Gandhi said 140 million voters were wrongly marked as non‑existent, and warned of big‑business sway over politics.
Rahul Gandhi questioned the legitimacy of India’s 2024 Lok Sabha elections at the Bharat Summit in Hyderabad, saying the Election Commission had mistakenly marked 140 million voters as non‑existent or non‑voters, according to the Times of India.
What claim did Gandhi make about voter records?
He asserted that 140 million people were incorrectly classified as not existing or not having voted, raising doubts about the election’s credibility (Times of India).
Which political figure and business leader did Gandhi criticize?
Gandhi singled out Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his perceived ties to businessman Gautam Adani, suggesting big‑business influence on politics (Times of India).
Where did Gandhi voice these concerns?
He raised the issues during the Bharat Summit held in Hyderabad (Times of India).
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