M.K. Stalin Attacks BJP and Election Commission at 'Voter Rights Rally' in Muzaffarpur. He said that the friendship of Rahul Gandhi and Tejashwi Yadav is to protect democracy. Keep voter rights safe.
Bihar: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin participated in the 'Voter Rights Rally' held in Muzaffarpur, Bihar. On this occasion, he shared the stage with Congress MP Rahul Gandhi and RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav. At the rally, Stalin launched a scathing attack on the BJP and the Election Commission, saying that the current election process is not fair.
Stalin clarified that the BJP has turned the Election Commission into a remote-controlled puppet. He said that removing people's names from the voter list in Bihar is against democracy and amounts to a violation of the people's rights. Stalin described this as an example of politically motivated interference in elections and insisted that the NDA would have lost if the elections had been held fairly.
Rahul-Tejashwi Friendship: Not Just Political, But Like Brotherhood
M.K. Stalin described the friendship between Rahul Gandhi and Tejashwi Yadav as not just a political alliance. He described it as a relationship like that of two brothers who are united to protect democracy and the rights of the people in Bihar. Stalin said that this friendship will make them victorious and strengthen the protection of democracy.
Stalin also said in his speech that his leader Karunanidhi and Lalu Yadav were also good friends. He described Lalu Prasad Yadav as one of the most prominent leaders in the country, who never backed down from the fear of the BJP. Stalin said that Tejashwi Yadav is inspired by his father's image and leadership and said that he is following the same path.
Sharp Allegations Against Election Commission and BJP
Stalin said that Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar asked Rahul Gandhi to give an affidavit or apologize, but Rahul Gandhi never feared these pressures. He insisted that the BJP is now attacking him because his election model is exposing the truth to the public.
Stalin said that the danger of vote theft in the country has increased through the Gujarat model. He said that if the elections were held fairly, the results would be completely different. He accused the BJP of manipulating the voter list for its own benefit and cutting the votes of the poor and backward classes.
Message to Unite to Protect Democracy
At the rally, M.K. Stalin urged the people of Bihar to be vigilant and aware to protect democracy. He said that both leaders and the public need to take steps together in this direction. Stalin said that the people of Bihar should stand up for their rights and not be afraid of any kind of political pressure.
Stalin also said that in his view, the protection of democracy is not only dependent on leaders, but is possible only through the conscious participation of the public. He said that the people of Bihar should use their right to vote and keep it safe.
Voter Rights and Political Awareness
At the rally, Stalin emphasized voter rights and political awareness. He said that everyone from children to the elderly needs to understand that a vote is not just a number, but the power of democracy. He gave an example saying that 6-year-old children on the way called him 'Narendra Modi vote thief' upon seeing him.
