Rahul Gandhi; Devendra Fadnavis
NEW DELHI: Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis on Thursday lashed out at Rahul Gandhi over his allegations of voter fraud, and sharply criticised the Congress chief’s allegations towards the Election Fee of India (ECI).Additionally Learn | ‘Polls choreographed, BJP safe from anti-incumbency’: Rahul Gandhi launches huge ‘voter fraud’ assault towards EC “Rahul Gandhi needs to get his brain checked. Either his mind is stolen or there is a chip missing from his brain — that’s the reason he is making such comments,” Fadnavis instructed reporters, dismissing the accusations as “baseless.”The BJP chief’s remarks adopted Gandhi’s press briefing, during which the chief of opposition within the Lok Sabha accused the ECI of “colluding” with the BJP to “steal” elections, significantly in Maharashtra. Gandhi had earlier promised to drop what he termed an “atom bomb” of proof towards the ballot panel. Reiterating his cost, the Raebareli MP alleged that the latest ends in Maharashtra, Haryana, and Madhya Pradesh “confirmed” electoral malpractice and justified the Congress-led opposition INDIA bloc’s considerations. The Election Fee has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing and rejected all allegations of bias or fraud.
