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Rahul Gandhi, along with the INDIA alliance, is marching to the Election Commission office — but the dispute isn’t about a lack of evidence. Rahul claims he has exposed lakhs of fake votes: bogus addresses, 80 voters squeezed into a single room, fathers’ names recorded as ‘0,’ and even voter lists without photos. Yet, the Election Commission seems fixated on just one case — that of a woman named Shakun Rani — repeatedly saying, “Forget everything else, prove this first!”
While Rahul is demanding answers on widespread electoral irregularities, the Commission’s replies have been limited to cryptic phrases like “new wine in an old bottle” or “a worn-out script.” It keeps asking for more proof, but offers none of its own. As P. Chidambaram rightly points out, the Election Commission is not a court — its job is to ensure free and fair elections, not to act like a judge shifting the burden back on the complainant.
So, is the Commission’s narrow focus on Shakun Rani just a procedural step, or is it a way to avoid addressing the bigger issues? And with the crucial Bihar SIR case coming up in the Supreme Court tomorrow, the stakes are only getting higher. Watch this special edition of Satya Hindi — Ashutosh Ki Paani Nazar — where Ashutosh Ji breaks down the real story behind the headlines.

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