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BJP Mocks Rahul Gandhi And INDIA Bloc's Ramlila Maidan Rally, Calls It 'Flop Show'

New Delhi, November 1: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) hit back at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and other opposition leaders following the INDIA bloc's rally at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi on Sunday. BJP leaders dismissed the gathering as a 'flop show' and questioned the opposition's claims of public support. In a series of posts on its official social media account, the BJP shared its criticism of…

BJP Mocks Rahul Gandhi And INDIA Bloc's Ramlila Maidan Rally, Calls It 'Flop Show'

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi invoked the metaphor of Shiv ki Baraat to advocate for an inclusive India, where everyone should have equal opportunities. At the INDIA bloc's Vote Bachao, Desh Bachao rally at Delhi's Ramlila Maidan, he emphasized that the country should belong to all, not just a few powerful individuals. Gandhi stated that people should be able to join Shiv ki Baraat regardless of their background, just as every living being can participate in it.

He highlighted that hardworking farmers and students should reap the rewards of their labor, and a country should not be controlled by a select few. Turning his attention to the Election Commission, Gandhi called for the removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar as the first step towards restoring the nation's course.

The Opposition has been raising concerns over alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, accusing the Commission of deleting voters' names and demanding Kumar's resignation. The INDIA bloc rally is part of its campaign against the SIR exercise and voter deletions, with several prominent Opposition leaders participating.

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