Indore Congress Holds Jan Sangharsh Rally Alleging Vote Theft, Demands CEC Gyanesh Kumar's Resignation And Ballot Paper Elections
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The Congress took out a 'Jan Sangharsh' rally from Gandhi Bhavan to the Collectorate on Tuesday, alleging vote theft and demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The rally passed through several city roads before reaching the Collectorate, where party leaders submitted a memorandum addressed to the President and the Governor. City Congress…
On Tuesday, the Congress organized a Jan Sangharsh rally in Indore, protesting alleged vote theft and demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The procession commenced from Gandhi Bhavan, meandering through multiple city streets before culminating at the Collectorate. There, party officials presented a memorandum to the President and the Governor, outlining their grievances.
City Congress president Chintu Choukse lambasted the BJP for allegedly securing power through electoral malpractices, urging a reversal of the BJP government and replacement of Kumar with his resignation. Choukse alleged that Congress voting in Indore had not been duly counted in the party's favor. He also criticized Mayor Pushyamitra Bhargav for his water conservation campaign, arguing that the mayor had failed to meet his obligations and deliver on promises made over the past four years, despite residents being well-informed about the necessity of water conservation.
A young man donning a ghost costume and carrying a message that read, "I am Bhoot Raja. My vote has been stolen," gained notoriety during the rally.
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