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Congress Counter-Attacks Amit Shah Over 30-Year Rule Remark And Vote Theft Allegations

A political confrontation has broken out between the Congress party and Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Following Amit Shah's statement claiming the Congress will have to wait thirty years to return to power and accusing them of raising vote theft allegations to protect infiltrator votes, senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh hit back. Ramesh claimed that Election Commission of India data indicates over ten crore Indians face the risk of losing their voting rights and alleged alterations to Form 6. Shah dismissed the charges, stating Congress makes excuses about electronic voting machines and vote theft due to negative politics.

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Congress Counter-Attacks Amit Shah Over 30-Year Rule Remark And Vote Theft Allegations

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