Devendra fadnavis asked rahul gandhi to apologize over Voter list fraud comment | Fadnavis said- Rahul insulted Maharashtra, apologize: Rahul said in Parliament- BJP added 70 lakh new voters in Maharashtra elections

Devendra fadnavis asked rahul gandhi to apologize over Voter list fraud comment | Fadnavis said- Rahul insulted Maharashtra, apologize: Rahul said in Parliament- BJP added 70 lakh new voters in Maharashtra elections

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Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis told Rahul Gandhi on Monday to apologize to the people of Maharashtra. In fact, Rahul had alleged on Monday that the BJP rigged the number of voters in the Maharashtra elections.

Rahul claimed in the Lok Sabha that the BJP added about 70 lakh new voters to its winning seats between the Lok Sabha and Assembly elections in Maharashtra, which is equal to the entire population of Himachal Pradesh.

Reversing this, Fadnavis said, ‘Instead of insulting Maharashtra, do self -determination! It is the land of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, Mahatma Phule and Veer Savarkar. Just because your party lost, you are questioning the decision of the public.

Fadnavis further said, ‘Instead of contemplating your defeat, you are making false allegations. The people of Maharashtra will not forgive you for this. Rahul Gandhi, apologize!

Rahul asked for voter list of Lok Sabha elections from Election Commission

The Leader of the opposition accused of disturbing voters data said that the number of votes was added to Himachal Pradesh during the assembly elections at the time of Lok Sabha elections in Maharashtra. The number of 5 years added, the more 5 months were added.

Rahul said that interestingly, new voters are more in the same assemblies where BJP has won. How the big voters as Himachal Pradesh came from magic after Lok Sabha. We are telling the Election Commission to give us the voter list of the Lok Sabha electronically.

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