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Rijiju rejects Rahul Gandhi’s vote theft claims, accuses Congress of political diversion

New Delhi. Nov 5 (UNI) union Minister of Parliamentary Affairs Kiren Rijiju today strongly dismissed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s allegations of large-scale vote theft in Haryana, accusing him of making baseless claims to divert attention from the party’s struggles in Bihar and mislead young voters.
Speaking at a press briefing, Rijiju said, “Rahul Gandhi held a press conference not to focus on the Bihar polls, but to hide his failures by raising the Haryana issue. This clearly shows Congress has nothing substantial left in Bihar, so they resort to distractions.” He urged Gandhi to concentrate on serious matters rather than spreading unfounded accusations.
Rijiju ridiculed Gandhi’s recurring warnings of an impending “hydrogen bomb” of electoral fraud, remarking, “Rahul Gandhi says the bomb is going to explode, but it never does.” He also pointed to internal turmoil within Haryana Congress, citing senior leaders who admitted to organizational weaknesses and infighting. “When their own leaders confess to losing due to their own conflicts, and Rahul Gandhi blames the Election Commission, who will believe him?” he questioned.
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