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Politics

Rahul Gandhi Renews Attack on BJP and Election Authorities

Source: NDTV · 24 Sep 2026, 12:10 UTC

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has attacked India’s Bharatiya Janata Party and the country’s poll body, saying democracy must not be allowed to be destroyed. The available material gives no details of the event, the specific allegations behind his criticism or the responses from the BJP or election officials.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has renewed his criticism of India’s Bharatiya Janata Party and the country’s election authorities. “We are not going to let democracy in India be destroyed and remain silent,” Gandhi said, according to NDTV. The remark was made in the context of an attack on the BJP and the poll body.

The supplied material does not provide details of the occasion at which Gandhi spoke. It also does not set out the specific allegations he made against the party or the election authorities. There is no response from the BJP or the poll body in the available account.

The report does not identify any proposed legal or political action arising from Gandhi’s statement. The material therefore establishes Gandhi’s stated opposition and his warning about democracy, but provides no further detail on the dispute to which his remarks referred.

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