‘Trump Angry As India Denies Nobel Push, Rejects' Mediation In Operation Sindoor Ceasefire
In a fiery speech at the Annual Legal Conclave 2025, Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi has accused the Modi-led BJP government of winning the 2024 Lok Sabha elections through electoral rigging. 'If 15 seats were rigged, Modi wouldn't be Prime Minister today,' Gandhi declared, suggesting a systemic collapse of India's democratic process. He also revived the Rafale controversy, alleging that explosive documents proving PMO and NSA interference were buried. Rahul even claimed that former Finance Minister Arun Jaitley once threatened him during the farm law protests. With the Congress now vowing to reveal evidence, this could escalate into a full-blown political crisis. Is India's electoral integrity under threat, or is this political theatre? This video decodes it all, from the alleged rigging to the suppressed documents, and what it means for 2029.#rahulgandhi #electionrigging #loksabha2024 #riggedelections #pmmodi #bjpvscongress #indianpolitics #rafaledeal #farmersprotest #arunjaitley #electionfraud #congressparty #modigovernment #trendingnews #annuallegalconclave #indianelection2024 #rahulgandhispeech #democracyincrisis #india #breakingnews #trending #bharat #toi #toibharat #indianews
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