Rahul Gandhi Alleges Massive Vote Theft in Bengaluru Central Lok Sabha 2024 Elections
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Dated 7th August 2025
News By Dr. B R Abdul Wajid
Editor in Chief
New Delhi – In a powerful press conference held today at the AICC Headquarters in Indira Bhawan, New Delhi, Congress leader and Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha, Shri Rahul Gandhi, made explosive revelations about alleged large-scale vote theft during the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.
Speaking with detailed visual evidence presented through LED slides on the stage backdrop, Rahul Gandhi focused particularly on the Bangalore Central Lok Sabha seat, where Congress candidate Mansoor Ali Khan narrowly lost to BJP’s PC Mohan.
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Rahul Gandhi began by questioning the very foundation of Indian democracy—“One person, one vote.” He asked whether our electoral system was secure enough to ensure that the right people are voting and that fake voters are not being added.
BJP Immune to Anti-Incumbency?
He pointed out growing public suspicion about how BJP remains unaffected by anti-incumbency, unlike any other party in a democratic setup. He listed out several concerning signs:
* BJP ‘MAGICALLY’ immune to anti-incumbancy
* Victory margins were unexpectedly huge
* Opinion and exit polls way off the mark
* Organised ‘MAHAUL’ building by media
* Election schedule seemed choreographed
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Focus on Bangalore Central: “Seat Was Stolen”
Rahul Gandhi revealed shocking findings from a detailed investigation conducted by Congress on one of the seven unexpected Lok Sabha losses in Karnataka — Bangalore Central, where Mansoor Ali Khan was the Congress candidate.
In the 2024 elections:
* Mansoor Ali Khan (Congress) polled 6,26,208 votes
* PC Mohan (BJP) polled 6,58,915 votes
* Margin of defeat was 32,707 votes
The main anomaly was found in Mahadevpura Assembly segment, where:
* BJP polled 2,29,632 votes
* Congress polled 1,15,586 votes
* Margin in this segment alone was 1,14,046 votes
1 Lakh Votes Stolen in Mahadevpura Alone
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Rahul Gandhi listed five types of vote chori that Congress has documented in Mahadevpura:
- Duplicate voters – 11,965
- Fake/invalid addresses – 40,009
- Bulk voters at single address – 10,452
- Invalid photos – 4,132
- Misuse of Form 6 – 33,692 (Form meant for new voters misused)
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has made a serious allegation stating that the votes of the country’s youth are being stolen, and said that earlier there was no proof, but now they have 100% data-based evidence of vote theft in multiple constituencies. He demanded that the Election Commission must stop making excuses and immediately release the CCTV footage and the electronic voter list. Rahul Gandhi added that this is not just his personal demand, but a united demand from all opposition parties seeking transparency and accountability in the electoral process.
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Rahul Gandhi strongly criticised the Election Commission, saying that while the Commission claims to be conducting fair elections, their own data reveals the presence of one lakh fake voters in just one assembly constituency. Addressing the people of India, he warned that this is not just about one election, but about the future of the country, as the entire democratic system is being stolen in plain sight.
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In conclusion, Rahul Gandhi’s detailed revelations have brought serious allegations to light regarding the integrity of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, especially in constituencies like Bangalore Central, where Mansoor Ali Khan was the Congress candidate. The Congress Party has demanded full transparency from the Election Commission, including access to digital voter rolls and CCTV footage. As the nation watches closely, these allegations have sparked a fresh debate on the credibility of the electoral process and the future of India’s democracy. The party has vowed to continue its fight until justice is done and the truth is revealed.
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