EC’s press conference: No party-opposition, all counterpart… Election Commission gave a befitting reply to all allegations of opposition including Rahul Gandhi

New Delhi

Since the commencement of special intensive revision of the voter list in Bihar, all the opposition parties including Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav are attacked on the Election Commission. The Election Commission, facing allegations like vote theft and disturbances in the voter list, gave a press conference and gave a series of allegations.

This is the first press conference of CEC Gyanesh Kumar after taking over as Chief Election Commissioner from Election Commissioner on 18 February this year. In which he gave a befitting reply to the continuous attacks against the Commission and explained why SIR is happening in Bihar.

On the allegations being made by the opposition continuously on the Election Commission, Chief Election Commissioner Dnyanesh Kumar said, I want to make it clear that there is no party for the Election Commission, nor is there any equivalent for the Opposition Commission. No matter what the party is, the Election Commission will not back down from its constitutional duty.

Why is SIR happening in Bihar?
On the question being raised continuously for voter revision in Bihar, the Chief Election Commissioner said, “For the last two decades, almost all political parties have been demanding improvement in the voter list.” To fulfill this demand, the Election Commission has started intensive revision from Bihar. In the process of SI, all voters, booth level officers and 1.6 lakh BLO nominated by all political parties have prepared a format list. This copy has been given to all. This list was verified by all political parties with signature.

Election Commission made this request to all political parties
The Election Commission said that all voters and political parties are making their valuable contribution to remove errors from this format list. Voters themselves have lodged 28,370 such objections. The Commission said that to remove the errors, the time from August 1 to 1 is fixed in SIR in Bihar. In which there is still a time of 15 days. The Election Commission urged all political parties, booth level agents, all political parties, whatever errors in the voter list should reach the Election Commission.

Opposition is doing the work of spreading confusion: Election Commission
The Election Commission retaliated by the opposition on the allegations of votes cutting in Bihar on the Election Commission, saying that all the voters, all booth level officers and political parties are working in a transparent manner at the ground level. They are all verifying the voter list, signing. The Chief Election Commission said, it is a matter of serious concern that the documents of the district heads of political parties and the BLO’s documents, their housing are not reaching their own leaders or the work is being done to spread confusion by ignoring the ground truth.

Voter list is shared with political parties: Election Commission
India’s Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar said, “Once the final list is published by SDM, the draft list is also shared with political parties and the final list is also shared with political parties, it is also available on the Election Commission website.” Polling station wise list is given. Each candidate has the right to nominate a polling agent and the same list is also with the polling agent.

Even after the Returning Officer declares the result, there is a provision that you can file an election petition in the High Court within 45 days and challenge the election. When 45 days are over, whether it is Kerala, Karnataka, Bihar, and when any party did not find any mistake in 45 days, after so many days, people of the whole country understand what is their motive behind making such baseless allegations. “

Fierce fierce on sir in Bihar
Bihar’s voter list amendment case is fierce. Rahul Gandhi, Tejashwi Yadav and other opposition leaders allege that the work is being done by the Election Commission to prevent voters from voting in Bihar. The opposition alleges that the names of 65 lakh people have been cut, in which many alive people have been declared dead. Rahul and Tejashwi have started the ‘Vote Rights Yatra’ in Bihar from 17 August. The yatra took place from Sasaram and will conclude on September 1 with a ‘Voter Rights Rally’ at the historic Gandhi Maidan in Patna.