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Congress demands Modi, Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation, suspension of SIR

The Congress on Tuesday accused Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar of organising “vote chori”, or vote theft, on behalf of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah.

Scroll7 sources1 min readFiled September 29, 2026

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  1. India TodayLatest
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  2. NDTV
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  3. India Today
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  4. Amar Ujala
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  5. Telangana Today
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  6. India Today
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  7. Times of India
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  8. Telangana Today
    Ballari SIR row: BJP BLA-1, officials booked over voter deletion bid
  9. Amar Ujala
    ‘अगर शर्म बची है तो इस्तीफा दें’: ज्ञानेश कुमार पर जयराम रमेश ने बोला हमला, कहा- अब आप देश के लिए बोझ बन गए
  10. India Today
    Not damage control but damage enhancing: Congress attacks EC over SIR row
  11. Times of India
    ‘Portal not in accordance with law’: Congress accuses Election Commission of ‘lying’ over ECINet
  12. Siasat Daily
    کرناٹک میں پہلے سے بھرے فارم۔7 کی ویڈیو منظر عام پر - Siasat Daily - Urdu
  13. Telangana Today
    Congress says voices against ‘capture of electoral system’ growing louder
  14. ScrollBroke it
    Congress demands Modi, Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation, suspension of SIR

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