The ongoing battle between the AAP and the BJP over the Delhi Assembly elections voter list has intensified. As a result, AAP made serious allegations against the BJP, accusing of attempting to voter fraud.
AAP SANJAY SINGH POINTS OUT BJP FRAUD
Sanjay Singh has called out BJP leaders and Union Ministers for engaging in electoral fraud. According to Singh, these leaders are tarnishing the reputation of the Election Commission by committing electoral scams.
SINGH ALLEGES BJP MP OF OCCUPYING BUNGALOW ILLEGALLY
Furthermore, singh’s accusations focus on BJP candidate Pravesh Verma, who is running for the New Delhi seat. Verma is accused of unlawfully occupying an official MP bungalow for the past eight months. Moreover, singh claims that Verma has attempted to have 33 votes registered at the address of this bungalow.
UNION MINISTERS NAMED IN THE FRAUD
Additionally, he named two prominent Union Ministers in the voter list scandal: Pankaj Chaudhary, and Kamlesh Paswan. According to Singh, both have applied to have 26 votes registered at their addresses, fueling further accusations of electoral manipulation.
In response, the AAP has formally lodged a complaint with the Election Commission, demanding an investigation into the purported irregularities in the voter list. The party raised concerns over the deletion and addition of voter names, calling for immediate scrutiny of the processes involved to ensure fairness in the elections.
WHAT’S NEXT?
The situation is evolving rapidly, and AAP’s complaint to the Election Commission could lead to a closer investigation into these claims. Meanwhile, all eyes will be on how the Election Commission responds to these serious allegations of voter fraud.
