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BJP calls Rahul Gandhi ‘preeminent fraudster’, ‘inauthentic politician’ for his EC attack

New Delhi, Oct 1 (UNI) The BJP on Thursday slammed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over his attacks on the Election Commission and the government on the issue of SIR, calling him a “preeminent fraudster” and an “inauthentic politician who relies on lies and misinformation to conduct his politics.”
Addressing media persons, senior party leader Rajeev Chandrasekhar said “Rahul Gandhi is neither a protector of secularism, nor is he a protector of the Constitution. He is a protector of his own family interest.” Gandhi calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a "deshdrohi" was the “ultimate sign” of his “fake and inauthentic politics” designed to mislead people, the senior BJP leader said.
"Four days ago in Keralam, I said that Rahul Gandhi is a preeminent fraudster in Indian politics. I said this with all responsibility, and today I would like to present to you the last 12 years of Rahul Gandhi's politics and invite you to come to the same conclusion that Indians have come to in 2014, 2019, 2024 that Rahul Gandhi is an inauthentic politician who relies on lies and misinformation without any positive agenda to conduct his politics,” he said
Gandhi on Thursday said the online Form 6, which is used for fresh voter registration, was changed “illegally” and asked who at the Election Commission ordered Tata Consultancy Services to make that change and who signed on it.
According to Chandrasekhar, however, Gandhi has a “pattern of creating stories and misinformation, and called him a “living, breathing practitioner of the philosophy of Joseph Goebbels, Adolf Hitler’s propaganda minister.” he said.
“Gandhi claimed that EVMs were systematically hacked. That was proved to be wrong. He said democracy is being stolen. That has been repeatedly proved to be wrong, particularly when his party was winning elections,” he added.UNI VS AAB
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