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'3 crore Bangladeshi infiltrators don't exist on voters' list': Amit Shah counters Rahul's anti-SIR pitch
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What Happened?
Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over the electoral roll revision, claiming it protects illegal Bangladeshi infiltrators. Shah asserted that three crore voters do not exist.
Key points
- Amit Shah accused Congress of trying to capture elections through bogus voting.
- He claimed that 6.25 crore voters relocated, 3 crore are deceased, and 1 crore are duplicates.
- Shah stated that the remaining 3 crore voters are illegal Bangladeshi infiltrators.
- He emphasized that only citizens should be allowed to vote.
- Shah led a 'Maha Padyatra' to counter the anti-SIR campaign.
Key insights
- The controversy may galvanize support for the BJP among voters concerned about illegal immigration.
- Congress's stance could alienate some voters who prioritize electoral integrity.
- The outcome of this debate may affect the BJP's strategy in future elections.
Why it matters
This debate over electoral rolls could influence public perception and voter turnout in upcoming elections.
Entities
Amit Shah· PersonRahul Gandhi· PersonBJP· OrganizationCongress· OrganizationTelangana· StateIndia· Country
Source
Times of India
