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ECI Demands Sworn Evidence as Rahul Gandhi Kicks Off Bihar Voter Rights Yatra

The poll regulator launched district portals under a Supreme Court order to disclose deleted voter details ahead of a September 1 claims deadline.

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Overview

  • Rahul Gandhi began a 16-day Voter Adhikar Yatra from Sasaram, urging citizens to oppose alleged “vote chori” and press for transparent access to voter data.
  • Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar held an unusually public press conference rejecting Congress’s fraud allegations as baseless and demanding Rahul Gandhi file a sworn declaration or apology within seven days.
  • The ECI said its Special Intensive Revision removed about 6.5 million names in Bihar, categorizing roughly 2.2 million as deaths, 700,000 as duplicates and 3.6 million as migrated voters.
  • In compliance with a Supreme Court order, the commission created district-level portals within 56 hours to publish booth-wise lists of deleted electors searchable by EPIC number.
  • The commission’s claims-and-objections window closes September 1, and a Supreme Court review of its published deletion data is scheduled for August 22.