Rahul Gandhi is preparing to launch a major political campaign against what he calls large scale voter fraud. He believes millions of genuine voters have been removed from the voter list in Bihar, where elections are coming soon. To highlight this issue, he will begin a 16 day march called the Vote Rights Yatra (Vote Adhikar Yatra) starting this Sunday from Sasaram. Covering more than 1300 kilometers across 20 districts, the march will aim to mobilize people just like his earlier Bharat Jodo Yatra.
Rahul has been saying that casting a vote is not a privilege but a right, and no government or election body should steal it away. He has also accused the Election Commission of acting in a way that is worse than thieves. His supporters believe this campaign could gain national momentum and create pressure on the system.
Meanwhile, Youth Congress workers have launched a unique initiative called Ghar Ghar Abhiyan. They plan to go door to door, verify whether each family’s votes are listed correctly, and raise awareness if any are missing. With the slogan One Person One Vote, they want to make sure that every citizen’s ballot is protected.
Rahul is also taking the fight online. Through short films and videos, he is educating people about voter fraud. One recent video titled The Missing Vote shows a man reporting his missing ballot to the police, only for the officers to realize that their own votes are gone too. The video has gone viral, gaining millions of views, likes and comments, showing how strongly people are responding to the issue.
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