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Rahul Gandhi's attack on the central government: The slogan "Vote Chor, Gaddi Chhd" is being chanted across the country
New Delhi, September 10, 2025: Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi has launched a strong attack on the central government. He has raised serious questions about the election process and claimed that the slogan "Vote Chor, Gaddi Chhd" is being chanted across the country. Rahul Gandhi raised this issue while criticizing the ruling party at a press conference held in Delhi on Wednesday. His statement is likely to heat up the political atmosphere once again.
"Question mark on the election process"
Rahul Gandhi said in a press conference that, "The people of this country trust the election process, but the current government has broken this trust. The slogan 'Vote Chor, Gaddi Chhd' is now being chanted in every corner of the country. We will continue to raise this issue and raise the voice of the people in Parliament." He further said that the Congress party and the opposition alliance (India Aghadi) are fighting this together.
Criticism of the Election Commission too
Rahul Gandhi also questioned the functioning of the Election Commission. He alleged that, "The Election Commission is not working autonomously and is under pressure from the ruling party. We will continue to fight to ensure transparency and fairness of the election process." He mentioned the alleged irregularities in several states in this regard and demanded a detailed inquiry into this.
Ruling party's counterattack
The ruling party has reacted strongly to Rahul Gandhi's statement. BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra, while retaliating against Rahul Gandhi at a press conference, said, "Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party cannot accept defeat. That is why they are making such baseless allegations. The Election Commission is autonomous and they have conducted fair elections in the country." He demanded that Rahul Gandhi stop making statements that insult the people of the country.
Opinion of political experts
According to political experts, this statement by Rahul Gandhi may be a part of the opposition parties' strategy in the coming days. The slogan "Vote chor, gaddi chhd" is being used by the Congress and the India Alliance to try to trap the government in a dilemma. Some experts have also said that raising questions about the election process is an old weapon of the opposition parties, but this time Rahul Gandhi has raised this issue more aggressively.
Public reaction
Rahul Gandhi's statement is getting mixed reactions on social media. Some have supported his slogan and criticized the government, while others have called it just a political stunt. One Twitter user wrote, "Rahul Gandhi has expressed the feelings of the people. Transparency is needed in the election process." While another user wrote, "This is just a part of the Congress' campaign. They have no other issue."
What is the next strategy?
Rahul Gandhi has announced to fight this issue in and outside Parliament. The Congress party has planned to organize protests and awareness campaigns across the country in this regard. Other parties in the India Alliance have also supported Rahul Gandhi on this issue. On the other hand, the ruling party has termed these allegations as baseless and warned of legal action.
Need for electoral reforms
Rahul Gandhi's statement has once again started the discussion on electoral reforms. Many experts have emphasized on greater transparency and use of technology in the electoral process. Some have also raised questions on the reliability of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), while others have linked it to the efficiency of the Election Commission.
All these developments have heated up the political atmosphere in the country. It will be interesting to see how effective Rahul Gandhi's slogan "Vote chor, vacate the throne" becomes in the coming days.
New Delhi, September 10, 2025: Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi has launched a strong attack on the central government. He has raised serious questions about the election process and claimed that the slogan "Vote Chor, Gaddi Chhd" is being chanted across the country. Rahul Gandhi raised this issue while criticizing the ruling party at a press conference held in Delhi on Wednesday. His statement is likely to heat up the political atmosphere once again.
"Question mark on the election process"
Rahul Gandhi said in a press conference that, "The people of this country trust the election process, but the current government has broken this trust. The slogan 'Vote Chor, Gaddi Chhd' is now being chanted in every corner of the country. We will continue to raise this issue and raise the voice of the people in Parliament." He further said that the Congress party and the opposition alliance (India Aghadi) are fighting this together.
Criticism of the Election Commission too
Rahul Gandhi also questioned the functioning of the Election Commission. He alleged that, "The Election Commission is not working autonomously and is under pressure from the ruling party. We will continue to fight to ensure transparency and fairness of the election process." He mentioned the alleged irregularities in several states in this regard and demanded a detailed inquiry into this.
Ruling party's counterattack
The ruling party has reacted strongly to Rahul Gandhi's statement. BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra, while retaliating against Rahul Gandhi at a press conference, said, "Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party cannot accept defeat. That is why they are making such baseless allegations. The Election Commission is autonomous and they have conducted fair elections in the country." He demanded that Rahul Gandhi stop making statements that insult the people of the country.
Opinion of political experts
According to political experts, this statement by Rahul Gandhi may be a part of the opposition parties' strategy in the coming days. The slogan "Vote chor, gaddi chhd" is being used by the Congress and the India Alliance to try to trap the government in a dilemma. Some experts have also said that raising questions about the election process is an old weapon of the opposition parties, but this time Rahul Gandhi has raised this issue more aggressively.
Public reaction
Rahul Gandhi's statement is getting mixed reactions on social media. Some have supported his slogan and criticized the government, while others have called it just a political stunt. One Twitter user wrote, "Rahul Gandhi has expressed the feelings of the people. Transparency is needed in the election process." While another user wrote, "This is just a part of the Congress' campaign. They have no other issue."
What is the next strategy?
Rahul Gandhi has announced to fight this issue in and outside Parliament. The Congress party has planned to organize protests and awareness campaigns across the country in this regard. Other parties in the India Alliance have also supported Rahul Gandhi on this issue. On the other hand, the ruling party has termed these allegations as baseless and warned of legal action.
Need for electoral reforms
Rahul Gandhi's statement has once again started the discussion on electoral reforms. Many experts have emphasized on greater transparency and use of technology in the electoral process. Some have also raised questions on the reliability of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), while others have linked it to the efficiency of the Election Commission.
All these developments have heated up the political atmosphere in the country. It will be interesting to see how effective Rahul Gandhi's slogan "Vote chor, vacate the throne" becomes in the coming days.
"Question mark on the election process"
Rahul Gandhi said in a press conference that, "The people of this country trust the election process, but the current government has broken this trust. The slogan 'Vote Chor, Gaddi Chhd' is now being chanted in every corner of the country. We will continue to raise this issue and raise the voice of the people in Parliament." He further said that the Congress party and the opposition alliance (India Aghadi) are fighting this together.
Criticism of the Election Commission too
Rahul Gandhi also questioned the functioning of the Election Commission. He alleged that, "The Election Commission is not working autonomously and is under pressure from the ruling party. We will continue to fight to ensure transparency and fairness of the election process." He mentioned the alleged irregularities in several states in this regard and demanded a detailed inquiry into this.
Ruling party's counterattack
The ruling party has reacted strongly to Rahul Gandhi's statement. BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra, while retaliating against Rahul Gandhi at a press conference, said, "Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party cannot accept defeat. That is why they are making such baseless allegations. The Election Commission is autonomous and they have conducted fair elections in the country." He demanded that Rahul Gandhi stop making statements that insult the people of the country.
Opinion of political experts
According to political experts, this statement by Rahul Gandhi may be a part of the opposition parties' strategy in the coming days. The slogan "Vote chor, gaddi chhd" is being used by the Congress and the India Alliance to try to trap the government in a dilemma. Some experts have also said that raising questions about the election process is an old weapon of the opposition parties, but this time Rahul Gandhi has raised this issue more aggressively.
Public reaction
Rahul Gandhi's statement is getting mixed reactions on social media. Some have supported his slogan and criticized the government, while others have called it just a political stunt. One Twitter user wrote, "Rahul Gandhi has expressed the feelings of the people. Transparency is needed in the election process." While another user wrote, "This is just a part of the Congress' campaign. They have no other issue."
What is the next strategy?
Rahul Gandhi has announced to fight this issue in and outside Parliament. The Congress party has planned to organize protests and awareness campaigns across the country in this regard. Other parties in the India Alliance have also supported Rahul Gandhi on this issue. On the other hand, the ruling party has termed these allegations as baseless and warned of legal action.
Need for electoral reforms
Rahul Gandhi's statement has once again started the discussion on electoral reforms. Many experts have emphasized on greater transparency and use of technology in the electoral process. Some have also raised questions on the reliability of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), while others have linked it to the efficiency of the Election Commission.
All these developments have heated up the political atmosphere in the country. It will be interesting to see how effective Rahul Gandhi's slogan "Vote chor, vacate the throne" becomes in the coming days.
