99 Lakh Votes Deleted in Karnataka... Congress Minister Said 'Very Good' | Capital TV
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has urged students, youths, and citizens to participate in the party's upcoming 'Chalo Delhi' march at Ramlila Maidan on November 1. The demonstration is aimed at protecting democracy and the Constitution while opposing alleged vote theft. While civil society groups have extended support to the rally, traders have expressed objections. In a separate development, Karnataka minister Satish Jarkiholi defended the state's revision of electoral rolls, which resulted in a net reduction of 99.32 lakh voters. The minister's remarks came amid political discussions over the massive voter deletions, drawing varied reactions from different political factions. The ongoing developments highlight rising political tensions regarding electoral integrity and public demonstrations as parties gear up for major nationwide rallies ahead of upcoming political schedules in the country.
Rahul Gandhi has appealed to students, youth and citizens to join Congress’s ‘Chalo Delhi’ march at Ramlila Maidan on November 1, calling it a movement to protect democracy and the Constitution and oppose alleged vote theft. The rally has received support from CJP, while traders have raised objections. Meanwhile, Karnataka minister Satish Jarkiholi defended the state’s SIR process as revised electoral rolls showed a net reduction of 99.32 lakh voters.
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