Boston: Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, raised serious concerns over the integrity of India’s electoral process while addressing members of the Indian diaspora in Boston. He alleged that the Election Commission of India is “compromised”, citing what he called “statistical impossibilities” during recent elections.
Gandhi pointed to the Maharashtra Assembly elections, alleging an improbable spike of 65 lakh votes within two hours. “More people voted in Maharashtra than the actual population of the state,” he claimed, calling the surge “physically impossible.”
Anti Democracy, Anti India Rahul Gandhi who could not win the trust of Indian electorate begins to question Indian democratic process on a foreign soil.
Why does Rahul always defame India on a foreign soil?
An agent of George Soros who is Fighting Indian state – that’s what… pic.twitter.com/jzN7ihOYV8
— Pradeep Bhandari(प्रदीप भंडारी)🇮🇳 (@pradip103) April 21, 2025
He further questioned the credibility of democratic institutions, asserting that “something is very wrong with the system.”
Anti Democracy, Anti India Rahul Gandhi who could not win the trust of Indian electorate begins to question Indian democratic process on a foreign soil.
Why does Rahul always defame India on a foreign soil?
An agent of George Soros who is Fighting Indian state – that’s what… pic.twitter.com/jzN7ihOYV8
— Pradeep Bhandari(प्रदीप भंडारी)🇮🇳 (@pradip103) April 21, 2025
His comments come amid broader opposition concerns about electoral transparency. The Election Commission has not yet responded to the allegations.
