Rahul Gandhi Warns of Major ‘Hydrogen Bomb’ Revelations on Vote Theft, Claims PM Modi Will Be Embarrassed

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, speaking at the conclusion of his ‘Voter Adhikar Yatra’ in Patna on Monday, announced that his party will soon reveal a “hydrogen bomb” of revelations regarding alleged vote theft or “vote chori” by the BJP. He warned that these revelations would embarrass Prime Minister Narendra Modi so much that he would not be able to show his face to the nation.

Addressing a large gathering, Gandhi said Bihar had sent a revolutionary message to the country through their yatra, which was a protest against what they called the BJP’s attempts to undermine the Constitution and snatch away citizens’ rights. The yatra, which started on August 17 from Sasaram, covered over 1,300 kilometers and passed through 110 assembly constituencies in 25 districts as part of an effort to raise awareness about electoral roll issues linked to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) in Bihar.

Gandhi referenced earlier allegations of vote theft in Maharashtra and evidence presented by the Congress regarding manipulation in the Mahadevapura assembly segment in Karnataka’s Bangalore Central Lok Sabha constituency. He asserted that “vote chori” goes beyond elections, equating it with stealing people’s rights, jobs, democracy, and future opportunities for youth. He urged the people, especially the youth in Bihar, to be vigilant against these attempts.

The ‘Voter Adhikar Yatra’ culminating event in Patna was marked by the presence of several opposition leaders, including Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav, and others from the INDIA bloc alliance. They reiterated calls for safeguarding democracy and urged the public to reject corrupt governance.

Gandhi’s dramatic warning about the impending “hydrogen bomb” of evidence on vote theft has sparked political reactions, with BJP dismissing the claims and questioning the Congress leader’s allegations. Nevertheless, Gandhi and his allies continue to use the issue as a central theme in their campaign ahead of the Bihar state elections.