Siddharthnagar, September 18 (IANS). The BJP MP of Parliament Jagdamka Pal strongly attacked the leader of opposition in Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi. He claims that Rahul Gandhi is fighting against an invaders in the country on the pretext of the voters list. Jag Dambika Pal said the Electoral Commission is cutting the name out of the voters list by identifying foreign citizens in Bihar, increasing the restlessness among the opposition parties, including Rahul Gandhi. This statement from the BJP MP came at a time when Congress -LP Rahul Gandhi once again made serious allegations against the Electoral Commission by holding a press conference. The BJP MP spoke to IANS, saying that the questioning of the fairness of the Electoral Commission reflects the restlessness of the opposition. He said that the Electoral Commission has made it clear that it is not for the ruling party and is not completely fair to the opposition. If the Electoral Commission was not fair, Rahul Gandhi would not have been an MP today. They deceive the country by questioning the fairness of the Electoral Commission. Referring to Samawadi Party Head Akhilesh Yadav, he said his party has 47 MPs, doesn’t it show a fair election? Pal claims that Rahul Gandhi is fighting against the invaders on the pretext of the voters list. He said the Electoral Commission will work to remove foreign citizens from the voters list by door-to-door Sir in Bihar. Any Indian citizen over the age of 18 can become a voter, but a dead person cannot be a voter. Rahul Gandhi distributes the illusion of misleading voters. On Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Hydrogen Bomb’ statement, the BJP -LP said that Rahul Gandhi had earlier said he had a hydrogen bomb, but when the Electoral Commission asked for an affidavit written by him, he had been able to provide no evidence so far. It is not right to question the constitutional institution. Rahul Gandhi should apologize to the country. He said that the opposition had earlier broken the defeat to EVMS, now targeting the voter on the list. -Ians DKM/DSC shares this story Tags
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