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Dhruv Rathee poses three pointed questions in Bengaluru; directly challenges Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar
Bengaluru: The demand for the resignation of Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar has heated up the political atmosphere from Delhi to Bengaluru. While Congress-led protests are underway in Delhi, the ‘Cockroach Janata Party’ (CJP) has adopted an aggressive stance in Bengaluru. The CJP organized a massive rally at Freedom Park in Bengaluru today. Famous YouTuber Dhruv Rathee attended the rally and leveled serious allegations regarding the Election Commission's functioning.
Speaking on the issue, Dhruv Rathee said, "A complete lack of transparency and accountability on the part of the Election Commission is evident regarding this entire matter." He clarified, "I have not come here to change the government of any political party; I have come to point out flaws in the system."
Dhruv Rathee posed three direct questions to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, or Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar:
How were the names of 70 lakh people deleted before the West Bengal elections and re-included immediately after the elections? Why were these names re-included?
More than 40 lakh names were deleted in Bihar. Why did Gyanesh Kumar remain silent until the Supreme Court ordered the names to be made public?
In Uttar Pradesh, the names of over 14 lakh people were suddenly added. Who are these people? In Goa, EROs wanted to add names, but why did the Election Commission deny permission?
Dhruv Rathee has demanded answers to these questions.
Bengaluru: The demand for the resignation of Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar has heated up the political atmosphere from Delhi to Bengaluru. While Congress-led protests are underway in Delhi, the ‘Cockroach Janata Party’ (CJP) has adopted an aggressive stance in Bengaluru. The CJP organized a massive rally at Freedom Park in Bengaluru today. Famous YouTuber Dhruv Rathee attended the rally and leveled serious allegations regarding the Election Commission's functioning.
Speaking on the issue, Dhruv Rathee said, "A complete lack of transparency and accountability on the part of the Election Commission is evident regarding this entire matter." He clarified, "I have not come here to change the government of any political party; I have come to point out flaws in the system."
Dhruv Rathee posed three direct questions to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, or Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar:
How were the names of 70 lakh people deleted before the West Bengal elections and re-included immediately after the elections? Why were these names re-included?
More than 40 lakh names were deleted in Bihar. Why did Gyanesh Kumar remain silent until the Supreme Court ordered the names to be made public?
In Uttar Pradesh, the names of over 14 lakh people were suddenly added. Who are these people? In Goa, EROs wanted to add names, but why did the Election Commission deny permission?
Dhruv Rathee has demanded answers to these questions.
Speaking on the issue, Dhruv Rathee said, "A complete lack of transparency and accountability on the part of the Election Commission is evident regarding this entire matter." He clarified, "I have not come here to change the government of any political party; I have come to point out flaws in the system."
Dhruv Rathee posed three direct questions to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, or Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar:
How were the names of 70 lakh people deleted before the West Bengal elections and re-included immediately after the elections? Why were these names re-included?
More than 40 lakh names were deleted in Bihar. Why did Gyanesh Kumar remain silent until the Supreme Court ordered the names to be made public?
In Uttar Pradesh, the names of over 14 lakh people were suddenly added. Who are these people? In Goa, EROs wanted to add names, but why did the Election Commission deny permission?
Dhruv Rathee has demanded answers to these questions.
