RLM national president and MP Upendra Kushwaha has also reacted to the Congress rally in Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan against ‘vote theft’. He has said that Congress people are doing useless work. What can be said about this? We are saying this again and again. There is no case of vote theft.

Attacking Congress, Upendra Kushwaha said, “They still do not understand, the people of Bihar have given the answer.” Congress people have fallen flat in Bihar. Even after that if they are still making this issue an issue, then God is the master of their intelligence.

Patna, Bihar: On Congress’ protest against alleged ‘vote theft’, RLM National President and MP Upendra Kushwaha says, “The Congress is engaging in unnecessary activities. What can be said about it? We have been pointing this out repeatedly. There is no case of vote theft. Even… pic.twitter.com/ToFtl6PEJ9

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Congress rally against ‘vote theft’

Congress is continuously accusing BJP of vote theft in elections. Rahul Gandhi is continuously raising this issue. In this sequence, intensifying its campaign against ‘vote theft’, Congress organized a rally at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi on Sunday (14 December). Many big leaders of the party are included in this rally.

In the rally, Party General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, K. C. Venugopal, Jairam Ramesh and Sachin Pilot are included. Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge and former party president Rahul Gandhi will also address the public meeting. Party workers from many states have gathered in this rally.

What did Upendra Kushwaha say on Samrat Chaudhary’s statement?

On the other hand, Upendra Kushwaha has also expressed his views on the statement given by Bihar Deputy CM Samrat Chaudhary regarding Lalu Yadav’s property. He said, “This is a decision taken by the government long ago. When Nitish Kumar became the Chief Minister, he had implemented a zero tolerance policy on corruption. Since then it was decided that any property acquired through such means would be taken over by the government and would be used for public works like opening schools and hospitals.”