Speaking to ANI, on the issue of vote theft, Tiwari said, "BJP people need to open their eyes. The public uprising in Bihar is turning into revolution. There has been a two-way theft. On one hand 65 lakh electors have been deleted and on another side around 1000 people are found in one house
Rashtriya Janata Dal leader Sanjay Yadav on Thursday termed the 'Voter Adhikar Yatra' a protest, a challenge, and a revolution aimed at protecting democracy.
"The Indians are so arrogant about this. They say, oh, we don't have higher tariffs. Oh, it's our sovereignty. We can buy oil from anyone we want. India, you're the biggest democracy in the world. Okay? Act like one. Side with the democracies," he said in the interview.
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Wednesday took a sharp jab at the Congress party, accusing it of strangling democracy and said that booth captures used to happen during the Congress government.
Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary launched a scathing attack on Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, terming his visit to Bihar as a "danger to democracy" and an insult to the state's people.
Amid the allegations of "vote theft" against the Election Commission in the Lok Sabha elections 2024, the Union Minister questioned the opposition on how they managed to win 99 seats despite these allegations, accusing them of "conspiring to demean democracy."
BJP Telangana spokesperson Rachna Reddy strongly rebuked TPCC chief Mahesh's allegations of fake votes undermining Bandi Sanjay's victory in Karimnagar. She accused Congress of being anti-India, corrupt, and undermining democracy, citing legal issues faced by Congress leaders.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah defended the Constitution (130th Amendment) Bill, 2025, asking whether a Prime Minister, Chief Minister, or any leader can run the country from jail. He said it does not suit the dignity of democracy.
"YS Jagan Garu has given you limitless opportunity. Prove your strength, take YSRCP into every household, and safeguard democracy," YSRCP State Coordinator Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy said as per the release.
"Election Commission has become 'Godi Commission' now and is working like the BJP's cell. Rahul Gandhi and I have embarked on this Yatra to save democracy, the Constitution and the right to vote. On the ground level, even in villages, EC's credibility is over," Tejashwi said.
The Delhi CM further hailed Vittalbhai Patel, who was the first elected president of the Central Legislative Assembly. CM Rekha mentioned that Vittalbhai Patel must have envisioned that Indians would sit in assemblies as true representatives of the people under the flag of independent Ind