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Rahul Gandhi Slams Modi Government Over Vote Theft And Warns Of Expiry Date
- •Rahul Gandhi claimed that Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and top leaders cannot sleep at night due to the Congress party's ongoing fight over vote theft.
- •He stated that the expiry date of the Modi government is approaching and the party will continue to challenge its political opponents.
- •Rahul Gandhi criticized the central government and the RSS for prioritizing ideology over merit in university and college appointments.
- •He addressed local issues in Goa, alleging that local land and resources are being snatched away, and appealed for a full majority for the Congress.
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During a public meeting in Madgaon for the 'Goa Rakhon Yatra', Rahul Gandhi alleged 'vote theft' and claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar have lost sleep because the Congress party will eventually seek justice. He also accused the central government of attacking the Constitution through electoral malpractice.
Rahul Gandhi stated that the people of Goa have the primary right to the state's land and resources, alleging that local lands are being snatched away and sold off. He urged citizens to politically raise their voices to secure better education, healthcare, employment, and environmental protection while appealing for a full Congress majority in the state.
Rahul Gandhi criticized the current education policies by stating that the system is facing serious questions and that student protesters are being met with batons instead of solutions. He further alleged that the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) prioritizes ideology over merit during key university appointments.
