During the Voter Adhikar Yatra in Bihar, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi strongly criticized the Election Commission and the BJP, alleging that both were in collusion in removing 65 lakh names from the voter list. In a joint press conference with Tejashwi Yadav in Araria, he said that the Election Commission had failed to provide a transparent voter list, and this trend is continuing in Bihar, Maharashtra, Haryana, and Karnataka. During the yatra, a youth broke the security and hugged and kissed Rahul, who was slapped away by the security. Let us know the details of this news in the polite and eloquent style of Urdu literature. Allegation of vote theft Rahul Gandhi said that the names of 65 lakh voters in Bihar were removed under Special In-depth Review (SIR), most of whom are from poor, Dalit, backward and minority communities. He questioned the impartiality of the Election Commission and said that the BJP did not object to it, which shows their conspiracy. Tejashwi Yadav said that Bihar, the birthplace of democracy, will not tolerate vote theft. He accused Prime Minister Modi of spreading lies, Saying that there is no mention of infiltrators in the commission's affidavit. Yatra and security incident Rahul and Tejashwi led the yatra on a bullet bike on the Purnea-Araria route, where the slogan 'Vote thief, leave the throne' was being chanted. During the yatra, a youth broke the security and hugged Rahul and kissed him on the shoulder, who was slapped away by the security personnel. Rahul termed it a minor incident. India Bloc preparations Rahul said that the India Bloc is united for the Bihar assembly elections and will soon release a joint manifesto. He claimed that the alliance is ideologically and politically strong, and the fight against vote theft will continue. "Protection of democracy is the right of the people, and no one can take this right away." — An activist References The Hindu, India Today, Hindustan Times, The Indian Express, NDTV, X-Post