By Admin 
Leaders of opposition parties including the Congress, including the Congress, will discuss with the Election Commission in the Election Commission office on Monday (August 11, 2025) amid protests over special intensive revision (SIR) in Bihar. Meanwhile, the Election Commission has written a letter to Congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh and called the Congress leaders for the meeting at 12 noon.
A letter has been issued on behalf of the Election Commission and has been called for discussion. In this, only 30 leaders have been allowed to come. Let us know that on the SIR issue, a march will be taken out by the opposition from the Parliament campus to the Election Commission office today. This protest march is scheduled to begin at 11.30 pm.
What did the Election Commission write in its letter?
In the letter sent by the Election Commission, it has been said that it has been directed to refer to your letter of 10.08.2025 and it has been directed that the Commission has considered the request made in it and has decided to give time for talks at 12:00 pm. The letter further states that due to lack of space, please inform the names of maximum 30 persons including vehicle number and e-mail on Election@eci.gov.in.
What did Congress say on Election Commission letter?
On the invitation of the Election Commission, Congress MP Sukhdev Bhagat said that the theft of the Election Commission was caught, so we have invited us in panic. We are going to awaken the commission. Also said that the Election Commission is working under the supervision of PM.
Election Commission of India Secretariat Writes to Congress MP Jairam Ramesh
“Ec has granted an appointment for an interaction at 12:00 PM today. It is requested that, due to the limitation of space, names of up to 30 persons may kindly be into …”
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– ANI (@ani) August 11, 2025
Rahul Gandhi demands to make digital voter list public
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has opened a separate front against the Election Commission. The Leader of Opposition posted on the social media platform X on Sunday (August 10, 2025) and said that the vote theft is an attack on the basic democratic principle of ‘Ek person, one vote’. Clean voter list is mandatory for independent and fair elections. Rahul Gandhi said that we demand from the Election Commission to show transparency and make digital voter list public, so that the public and political parties can audit it themselves.
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