‘Congress is quintessential vote chor’, Amit Malviya claims Pawan Khera holds two voter IDs
In a strong attack on the Congress party, BJP leader Amit Malviya accused Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera of holding two active EPIC voter ID cards in Delhi. Malviya claimed this shows the Congress is “the quintessential vote thief,” cheating the electoral system and stealing mandates by supporting infiltrators and non-Indians.
Malviya shared details about Khera’s voter IDs on his X (formerly Twitter) account. He said Khera has two active EPIC numbers—one from Jangpura in East Delhi and another from New Delhi Assembly constituency. The voter ID numbers are XHC1992338 and SJE0755967.
This comes just a day after Congress leader Rahul Gandhi warned that the BJP might soon use a “hydrogen bomb” to expose alleged vote theft. Responding to this, Malviya called Rahul Gandhi’s accusations “hollow” and pointed out a controversial issue with Khera’s voter IDs.
Malviya questioned how Pawan Khera could hold two voter IDs, which is illegal under Indian electoral law. He urged the Election Commission to investigate whether Khera has cast multiple votes — a serious violation. Malviya also accused Khera of spreading misinformation through press conferences aimed at misleading voters and harming India’s electoral integrity.
He further challenged Rahul Gandhi for not filing an official complaint about an unrelated case in Bengaluru and pointed out that the Supreme Court had already dismissed allegations related to Maharashtra, emphasizing that such cases are political games.
Malviya didn’t hold back, calling the Congress a “vote thief” and saying they have long manipulated India’s electoral system by legitimizing illegal infiltrators and non-Indians to secure votes. He warned that ongoing voter list updates by the Election Commission might expose these alleged irregularities.
In his closing remarks, Malviya stated that “Rahul Gandhi is dangerous for our democracy,” accusing the Congress of trying to undermine India’s electoral process through false allegations and illegal practices.
