Amit Shah calls 3 crore votes dropped in SIR ‘infiltrators’: ‘They never existed’
Union Home Minister Amit Shah stated at a rally in Hyderabad that the INDIA bloc rally held in Delhi was not to save votes but to address the issue of "infiltrators" who form the vote bank for the Congress and its allies. At his speech in Hyderabad, Shah revealed that the SIR (Surgical Strikes Resolution) had identified three crore (30 million) people as non-voters or infiltrators.
He challenged Rahul Gandhi, the Congress leader, to come for the debate, stating that Gandhi knew only anarchy kept the Congress in the news. Shah claimed that the Congress party was attempting to win power through fraudulent votes, accusing them of removing the votes of three crore people who never existed – those of Bangladeshi infiltrators.
He further listed the states won by the BJP and its alliance partners after the 2024 general elections and vowed to win Telangana as well. Shah emphasized that the BJP would remove every infiltrator from the electoral rolls and pledged to hold a special session of Parliament on SIR, infiltrators, and EVMs (Electoral Voting Machines).
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