Rahul Gandhi Alleges Massive Voter Fraud in Haryana Polls, Releases ‘H-Files’
Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, on Wednesday, November 5, released what he called the “H-Files,” alleging large-scale voter fraud in the recent Haryana elections. Addressing a press conference in Delhi, he claimed that around 25 lakh fake voters—nearly one in eight—were listed in the electoral rolls, accusing the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of manipulating results to convert a Congress victory into a loss. “We have crystal clear proof that these voters either don’t exist or are duplicates designed to allow multiple votes,” he said.
Rahul Gandhi further alleged unprecedented discrepancies between postal and actual votes, saying such irregularities had “never happened before in Haryana’s electoral history.” The Congress leader stated that all exit polls had predicted a Congress win, but the final results defied logic. “When I first saw this information, I was in shock. I told my team to cross-check multiple times,” he said, suggesting a centrally coordinated effort behind the manipulation.
Highlighting one of the findings, Gandhi claimed that a “Brazilian model” had allegedly voted 22 times in 10 different booths using multiple identities. “This is one of 25 lakh such fake records,” he said, urging India’s youth to understand the implications of electoral malpractice on democracy. He questioned the Election Commission’s role and accountability, asserting that he was presenting the allegations “with 100% proof.”
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