‘Gyanesh Kumar was given the responsibility of match fixing in elections’, Rahul Gandhi made a big allegation on CEC

Rahul Gandhi has again verbally attacked Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and made serious allegations. Rahul wrote on his Twitter handle (X), First, Gyanesh Kumar, who was a serving IAS officer at that time, was used to recruit for BJP. Then Modi and Shah made him an umpire and entrusted him with the responsibility of match-fixing in Indian elections.

Image Source : TWITTERRahul Gandhi’s tweet

Rahul Gandhi made these allegations while reacting to a tweet. In this tweet, a big revelation has been made about Gyanesh Kumar. Former Chief Secretary of Kerala Jiji Thomson says that Gyanesh Kumar contacted him and asked him to contest the elections on BJP ticket, and also offered him the post of minister.

BJP MP replied to Rahul
BJP MP Ravi Shankar Prasad said, “On the basis of a media report in a newspaper, the kind of baseless and shameful allegations that the opposition parties, especially the Congress and especially Rahul Gandhi, are making on the Election Commission, it is very unfortunate. We condemn it… Today the Election Commission has issued a press note of its own. In the meeting that was held today, all three commissioners of the Election Commission were present, which are part of this news report. It has been said that all the decisions taken by the SIR All those elections were held with the consent of the Chief Election Commissioner and both the Election Commissioners.

Election Commission meeting held amid controversies
Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and Election Commissioners SS Sandhu and Vivek Joshi held an important meeting at the Election Commission headquarters in New Delhi on Saturday and a picture of the three together was also revealed. Let us tell you that this meeting took place amidst the questions being raised regarding the functioning of the Election Commission and the ongoing ‘Special Intensive Revision’ (SIR) of the voter list. A detailed press note was issued after the Commission meeting. It provided information on decisions taken on recent queries related to the SIR process, ECINet, Form 6, claims and objections, and an internal communication sent to the Cabinet Secretary.