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Rajeev Chandrasekhar Demands Rahul Gandhi's Apology, Calls Out "Frauds"
- •Rajeev Chandrasekhar reiterated his demand for Rahul Gandhi to apologize to PM Narendra Modi and the Election Commission.
- •Chandrasekhar stated that if Rahul Gandhi does not apologize, he and his party will be called "frauds."
- •The BJP leader initially asked VD Satheesan to ensure Rahul Gandhi apologized for calling PM Modi a "deshdrohi" and the EC for allegedly lying.
- •Rahul Gandhi reportedly labeled those undermining democratic institutions as "deshdrohis" and accused CEC Gyanesh Kumar of "match-fixing elections."
- •The Election Commission of India later dismissed reports of internal rifts, clarifying the SIR schedule was unanimously approved.
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Kerala BJP president Rajeev Chandrasekhar reiterated his demand for Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi to apologise to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Election Commission, or else face being called a fraud. He warned that if Congress persists with lies and political corruption, they will be called out as frauds every time.
Chandrasekhar targeted Rahul Gandhi for allegedly labeling democratic institution leaders as traitors and accusing Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar of election match-fixing. He renewed his offer to Kerala Chief Minister VD Satheesan on social media, demanding an apology or facing political exposure for unkept promises and lies.
The Election Commission of India (ECI) released an official statement dismissing reports of internal rifts and clarifying that the SIR schedule was passed with the unanimous approval of the Commission. Seizing on this clarification, Rajeev Chandrasekhar launched a scathing attack, branding Rahul Gandhi as India's biggest fraud.
