Rahul's 'H-Bomb': Brazilian Model Voted 22 Times in Haryana, Alleges Massive 'Vote Chori'

A special report investigates the political controversy surrounding Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi's allegations of widespread voter fraud in the recent Haryana Assembly elections, where the BJP secured a third term. Gandhi's claims, termed a 'hydrogen bomb,' include 25 lakh alleged fake voters and the reported use of a Brazilian model's photo 22 times on electoral rolls. Congress representative Salman Soz further asserted the presence of 'unlawful Chief Ministers' in Haryana and Maharashtra, alongside an 'unlawful Prime Minister of India.' The program features responses from BJP's Tuhin Sinha, who dismissed the accusations, and the Election Commission, which challenged Gandhi to present evidence, noting the absence of formal appeals against the voter lists. The discussion also addresses similar allegations of election fraud in Maharashtra, focusing on the integrity of electoral processes and the Election Commission's neutrality, following surprising BJP victories in state elections after a setback in Lok Sabha polls. This report examines the factual claims and counter-claims regarding electoral integrity in India.