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2024 mandate stolen from Congress: Rahul Gandhi

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 12 August 2025 ()
Rahul Gandhi alleged that the 2024 election mandate was stolen from Congress due to voter list manipulation, citing losses in over 40 seats. The party is launching a three-stage campaign, beginning with a nationwide torchlight march on August 14, to protest against this "vote chori." Further actions include rallies in state capitals and a signature campaign to safeguard voting rights.
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