The tweet from @Amockx2022, brings attention to a Times Now investigation that uncovered significant anomalies in the voter list of Raebareli, a constituency long considered a stronghold of the gandhi family. The investigation revealed instances where multiple voters were registered under a single address, with some addresses listed as "house number zero," raising questions about the integrity of the electoral process.
The tweet's caption, "MASSIVE EXPOSE Times Now investigation has found that there were many fake votes in Raebareli. So does that mean there was a plan to defeat rahul gandhi with manipulation? Did RaGa lose Amethi with this trick?" suggests a potential link between these irregularities and the electoral outcomes in Raebareli and Amethi, where rahul gandhi contested in the 2019 and 2024 elections.
The video embedded in the tweet shows a news anchor discussing the findings, with screenshots of voter lists displaying names like Sushil Kumar and Suman, both registered at addresses with "house number zero." The investigation also highlights other discrepancies, such as multiple registrations at the same address and voters with invalid or unverifiable details. These anomalies are particularly significant given Raebareli's status as a gandhi family bastion, where sonia gandhi has been a dominant figure, and rahul gandhi shifted his focus after losing Amethi to smriti irani in 2019. The tweet implies a conspiracy theory, questioning whether such manipulations could have influenced rahul Gandhi's defeat in Amethi and his subsequent win in Raebareli in 2024.
This revelation has sparked a broader debate about electoral integrity and the role of the media in uncovering such issues. The tweet's reference to a "massive expose" underscores the gravity of the findings, prompting discussions on the need for transparency and accountability in the electoral process. It also raises questions about the election Commission's oversight and the potential impact of such irregularities on the democratic process, especially in high-stakes constituencies.
The tweet's caption, "MASSIVE EXPOSE Times Now investigation has found that there were many fake votes in Raebareli. So does that mean there was a plan to defeat rahul gandhi with manipulation? Did RaGa lose Amethi with this trick?" suggests a potential link between these irregularities and the electoral outcomes in Raebareli and Amethi, where rahul gandhi contested in the 2019 and 2024 elections.
The video embedded in the tweet shows a news anchor discussing the findings, with screenshots of voter lists displaying names like Sushil Kumar and Suman, both registered at addresses with "house number zero." The investigation also highlights other discrepancies, such as multiple registrations at the same address and voters with invalid or unverifiable details. These anomalies are particularly significant given Raebareli's status as a gandhi family bastion, where sonia gandhi has been a dominant figure, and rahul gandhi shifted his focus after losing Amethi to smriti irani in 2019. The tweet implies a conspiracy theory, questioning whether such manipulations could have influenced rahul Gandhi's defeat in Amethi and his subsequent win in Raebareli in 2024.
This revelation has sparked a broader debate about electoral integrity and the role of the media in uncovering such issues. The tweet's reference to a "massive expose" underscores the gravity of the findings, prompting discussions on the need for transparency and accountability in the electoral process. It also raises questions about the election Commission's oversight and the potential impact of such irregularities on the democratic process, especially in high-stakes constituencies.