Rahul Gandhi's Foreign Trips Spark Political Debate

'Rahul must apologise to PM Modi and nation', Amit Shah flays Cong for abusive slogans in Bihar

A major controversy erupted in Bihar's Darbhanga district during Rahul-Tejashwi's 'Voter Adhikar Yatra' as some party workers hurled expletives at PM Modi from the stage, the video of which went viral on social media. Though Rahul Gandhi and Tejashwi Yadav were not present when abuses were flung, the incident has drawn outrage from leaders and parties across the political spectrum. Aug 29, 2025
'Deplorable hostel conditions, scholarship delays for marginalised students', Rahul Gandhi's letter to PM

Rooted in scientific reasoning: LoP Rahul Gandhi welcomes modified SC order on stray dogs

On August 12, he wrote on X, "The SC's directive to remove all stray dogs from Delhi-NCR is a step back from decades of humane, science-backed policy. These voiceless souls are not 'problems' to be erased. Shelters, sterilisation, vaccination, and community care can keep streets safe -- without cruelty. Blanket removals are cruel, shortsighted, and strip us of compassion." Aug 22, 2025
ECI reports zero complaints by political parties; 28,370 voter claims filed

ECI reports zero complaints by political parties; 28,370 voter claims filed

According to the ECI's daily bulletin on August 15 -- covering the period from August 1 (3 p.m.) to August 15 (9 a.m.) -- political parties have appointed 1,60,813 Booth Level Agents (BLAs). This includes 53,338 from the Bharatiya Janata Party, 47,506 from the Rashtriya Janata Dal, 36,550 from the Janata Dal (United), and 17,549 from the Indian National Congress, among others. Aug 15, 2025
BJP Accuses Congress of Longstanding Electoral Manipulation

BJP accuses Congress of longstanding electoral manipulation since 1952

The BJP's allegations begin with the 1952 elections, where it claims that Congress and Communist leaders colluded to defeat Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. This is followed by a reference to the 1957 elections in Begusarai, Bihar, where Congress supporters allegedly engaged in India's first instance of booth capturing. Aug 13, 2025
Delhi Police detain Rahul Gandhi, INDIA bloc MPs during protest march to ECI

Delhi Police detain Rahul Gandhi, INDIA bloc MPs during protest march to ECI

Speaking to reporters after detention, Rahul Gandhi said, "They (ECI) cannot talk, and this is the reality. The truth is in front of the nation. This protest march is not political; it is a fight to protect the Constitution; it is a fight for 'One man, one vote'. This is why we want a clean and pure voter list." Aug 11, 2025
Rahul Gandhi Demands ECI Transparency Amid Fraud Allegations

Rahul Gandhi demands ECI transparency amid fraud allegations; "or you're hiding a crime"

Gandhi pointed to a specific instance in Karnataka, alleging that the result of a Lok Sabha seat was manipulated, describing it as a "criminal act against the people of the state." He emphasized the need for accountability, stating, "The ECI officials who enrolled 1,000 to 15,000 fake voters on the rolls must be held accountable. The truth regarding the Mahadevapura Assembly segment must come out." Aug 8, 2025
If you attack 'One Man, One Vote' right, we will attack you: LoP Gandhi warns ECI

If you attack 'One Man, One Vote' right, we will attack you: LoP Gandhi warns ECI

Addressing a massive gathering at Freedom Park in Bengaluru, organised to protest alleged election fraud, LoP Rahul Gandhi said, "This is the voice of Hindustan." He added that the Election Commission had demanded his affidavit and oath in connection with the complaint of election fraud. "I have already taken my oath in the Lok Sabha — on the Constitution," he asserted. Aug 8, 2025
Rahul Gandhi's Karnataka Visit: Allegations of Electoral Fraud

'Democracy Under Threat': LoP Gandhi Alleges 1 Lakh Votes Stolen in Mahadevapura

The Congress party received 6,26,208 votes in Bangalore Central, while the BJP secured 6,58,915 votes, resulting in a margin of 32,707 votes. However, a closer examination of the Mahadevapura Assembly segment revealed a significant discrepancy. In this segment, the BJP polled 2,29,632 votes, while the Congress managed only 1,15,586 votes, creating a staggering gap of 1,14,046 votes. Aug 7, 2025