Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) president Raj Thackeray has once again made a big statement alleging votes theft. He claimed on Saturday (August 23) that votes were being stolen for the last 10 years and the Election Commission should have investigated it.
He said that when Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and BJP’s Anurag Thakur also accused of disturbing the voter list, the Commission should have taken action. Thackeray told the local officials that every worker will have to investigate the voter list to win the upcoming municipal elections.
Accusation on Commission, question on power also
Raj Thackeray said, “When allegations were being made from both the opposition and power, the Election Commission should have investigated, but it will not suppress the case. The commission would not investigate because he is afraid that the truth of the last 10 years of vote theft will be revealed.”
He alleged that governments were formed by stealing votes in these years. However, he did not name any party. Thackeray said that MNS candidates lost because the votes he got, they did not reach them.
The issue has been raising the issue since 2016
Raj Thackeray said that he has started raising this issue since 2016. “I also met Sharad Pawar, Sonia Gandhi, Mamta Banerjee and other opposition leaders. In 2017 I suggested a boycott of election.”
He said that if we want success, then we have to highlight this vote theft. Thackeray urged every worker to fully examine the voter list, only then the real mandate will be safe.
Allegations of Bihar election and India alliance
MNS 2024 could not win a single seat in the Maharashtra assembly elections. Meanwhile, before the Bihar assembly elections, the India coalition government is accusing the government of votes theft.
Thackeray said, “I have been saying the same thing for the last nine years that votes are being stolen. He has manipulated power by manipulating the vote list, and the Election Commission is sitting blindly on it.” His statement further strengthens the current allegations of the opposition.