Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi is constantly attacking the Election Commission and the Central Government on the issue of Bihar SIR and vote theft. Meanwhile, he met the voters of Bihar, who were declared dead by the Election Commission. The Congress MP also shared the video of Mulakat with them on social media platform X.

‘Never drink tea with dead people’

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi taunted X and wrote on X, “There have been very interesting experiences in life, but never got a chance to drink tea with the dead. Thank you for this unique experience, the Election Commission.” During this time, Rahul Gandhi asked all the people how he came to know that he was declared dead during SIR. During this, RJD leader Sanjay Yadav was also with him.

All voters were from Raghopur Assembly

Sanjay Yadav told Rahul Gandhi that all those people belong to Raghopur, the constituency of Tejashwi Yadav. He said, “An elderly woman who was declared dead stood in the Supreme Court to save her vote for 6 hours. We also have an official list where these people have been declared dead. We demand that you have given us the reason for the name of the name in the 65 lakh voters whose names have been cut in Bihar.”

There have been very interesting experiences in life,
But never got a chance to drink tea with ‘dead people’.

Thank you Election Commission for this unique experience! pic.twitter.com/rh9izqifsd

– Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) August 13, 2025

‘Election Commission does not want to give correct information’

After this, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi said, “The Election Commission does not want to give the right information. If he gives the right information then the whole game will be over.” Earlier, Rahul Gandhi had held a press conference in Delhi alleging that the Election Commission and BJP are engaged in stealing votes in the country. He said that the party can make many more revelations about vote theft on other seats in the near future.

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