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Gyanesh Rahul Kumar Gandhi Resign

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Rahul Gandhi says Gyanesh Kumar must resign, alleges elections are rigged
India Today

Rahul Gandhi says Gyanesh Kumar must resign, alleges elections are rigged

24 Sep 2026, 18:31

Rahul Gandhi says Gyanesh Kumar must resign alleges elections are rigged

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Election Commission row LIVE: CEC Gyanesh Kumar must resign immediately; PM Modi, Amit Shah to be investigated, says Rahul Gandhi
The Hindu

Election Commission row LIVE: CEC Gyanesh Kumar must resign immediately; PM Modi, Amit Shah to be investigated, says Rahul Gandhi

24 Sep 2026, 18:27

He said that two ECs started opposing CEC Gyanesh Kumar after the Congress had repeatedly raised the “vote chori” issue following the Haryana and the Maharashtra Assembly elections

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Election Commission row: Gyanesh Kumar must resign immediately, says Rahul
Business Standard

Election Commission row: Gyanesh Kumar must resign immediately, says Rahul

24 Sep 2026, 18:17

Rahul Gandhi demanded CEC Gyanesh Kumar's resignation, accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah of "destroying" India's democratic architecture

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CEC Gyanesh Kumar must resign; Modi, Shah will be investigated for ‘vote chori’, says Rahul Gandhi
The Hindu

CEC Gyanesh Kumar must resign; Modi, Shah will be investigated for ‘vote chori’, says Rahul Gandhi

24 Sep 2026, 18:09

Rahul Gandhi said that two ECs started opposing CEC Gyanesh Kumar after the Congress had repeatedly raised “vote chori” issue following the Haryana and the Maharashtra Assembly elections

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Rahul Gandhi calls for Gyanesh Kumar's ouster, repeats 'vote chori' claim amid EC row: 'Elections being rigged'
Hindustan Times India

Rahul Gandhi calls for Gyanesh Kumar's ouster, repeats 'vote chori' claim amid EC row: 'Elections being rigged'

24 Sep 2026, 17:43

Gandhi cited states like Haryana, Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh, questioning how the anti-incumbency in these states had “disappeared.”

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