Rahul Gandhi guns for EC, claims 100% proof of poll fraud, CEC slams 'baseless charges'
While RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav has hinted at a potential boycott of the upcoming Bihar assembly elections. The Election Commission refutes these allegations, asserting that the revision drive is transparent and aims to ensure fair elections. The ruling BJP has termed the opposition's claims as excuses prompted by a fear of electoral defeat.
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