Massive 'Vote Theft' in Haryana? Congress Accuses BJP, EC of Large-Scale Rigging

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UPDATED: Nov 5, 2025 13:15 IST

This special report examines explosive allegations by the Congress party of systemic electoral fraud in Haryana, implicating the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Election Commission of India (ECI). The Congress accuses BJP functionaries, including Sarpanchs Dalchand and Prahlad, of possessing multiple voter IDs to cast votes in both Uttar Pradesh and Haryana. The most serious charge made is that 'The Election Commission is in partnership with the Prime Minister and the Home Minister and they have destroyed the democratic foundations of this country.' The presentation detailed irregularities such as the use of 'House Number Zero' for untraceable voters, a single house address being used to register hundreds of voters, and the targeted deletion of 3.5 lakh legitimate voters from the electoral rolls. The Congress party has presented this as evidence of a coordinated effort to manipulate the election outcome, which they term a 'theft' of democracy.

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