Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge, after the meeting of Opposition bloc INDIA, announced on Wednesday that all MPs from the non-BJP parties will march to the Election Commission on October 6 to register its protest against the poll body chief Gyanesh Kumar in the light of recent reports about the internal workings of the Election Commission and will also hold multiple rallies across the country over, what it calls, the “vote chori”.
The Opposition leaders, Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge said, will seek an appointment with the President in the second week of October to inform her of the “manner in which institutions are being taken over”.
He added that Mamata Banerjee also raised the matter on multiple accounts, but nobody paid heed.
The Opposition leaders, 84-year-old Congress chief said, will seek an appointment with the President in the second week of October to inform her of the “manner in which institutions are being taken over”. “Members of the INDIA bloc will stage protests at DM offices from October 2 to October 8, and on October 6, all opposition MPs will march to the Election Commission,” Kharge said. “November 1 will see a huge rally in Delhi, where we will explain the ‘vote chori’ by the Eelection Commission,” he said. He said that Rahul Gandhi has been consistently raising the issue of how vote chori was being done by the poll body, to benefit the ruling party. Escalating attack on the Centre, he said that the Modi government first used “notebandi” to crush the people and economy, and now was resorting to “vote bandi” to deprive people of their right to vote.
