Rahul Gandhi in Lok Sabha: ‘I did not say that’, Rahul Gandhi got confused on the question of voter list, Speaker immediately interrupted him
During the discussion in Lok Sabha, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi raised the issue of voter list. Rahul Gandhi said that questions are being raised on the voter list in the whole country. There should be a discussion on this in the House.
Addressing the Lok Sabha Speaker, Rahul Gandhi said that you said the right thing that does the government make the voter list. On this, the Speaker immediately interrupted the Leader of Opposition and said that I did not say so. Correcting this, Rahul Gandhi said that you said that the government does not make the voter list.
Discussion on voter list in the House is necessary: Rahul Gandhi
The Leader of Opposition said, ‘Questions are being raised on the voter list in the whole country. Questions are being raised on the black and white voter list in every opposition state and in Maharashtra. The entire opposition is saying together that there should be a discussion on the voter list in the House. You keep making it, we are accepting it, but you should discuss it.’
Apart from the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi has also posted on X regarding the voter list, in which he wrote, ‘The entire opposition is demanding a detailed discussion on the voter list in Parliament. It has been more than a month since my press conference on the irregularities in the voter list of Maharashtra. But the demands we had made to the Election Commission regarding transparency have not been fulfilled yet. The questions remain the same even today. Now new evidence of duplicate names in the voter list has come to light, raising even more new and serious questions. This discussion is very important to protect the values of democracy and the Constitution.’
What did Kapil Sibal say on this?
Speaking on the voter list, former Union Minister and Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal said, ‘The Election Commission is in the control of the government. If democracy continues like this and the Election Commission keeps lobbying for the government, then the results that will definitely come are in front of you.’
AAP MP said – Now fake voters have started being created in Bengal
Aam Aadmi Party’s Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh said, ‘The Election Commission and BJP together misuse the government machinery. They are creating fake voters. They did it in Maharashtra, Haryana and Delhi and now it has started in Bengal. If the election process itself is not fair, then how will you get elected here. Otherwise, the same party will keep winning and keep doing scams. The side of the government and the Election Commission should come forward in this entire election scam.’
The second phase of the budget session continues in Parliament
The second phase of the budget session in Parliament has started today i.e. from March 10. There will be a total of 16 meetings in this session which will run till April 4. During this period, the government can present about 36 bills including the Wakf Act. At the same time, the opposition is cornering the government over Manipur violence, voter list and American tariff.
