Rahul Gandhi’s SIR Plea: Supreme Court Hearing Ends, EC Rebuts Vote Chori Claims | Dr. Manish Kumar
The Supreme Court has concluded the initial hearing on petitions filed by senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and twelve other opposition figures. These leaders challenged the functioning of the Election Commission and raised concerns regarding the SIR process, alongside allegations of vote tampering. During the proceedings, the poll panel strongly rebutted claims of electoral malpractice. The apex court has granted the petitioners a ten-day window to formally respond to the counter-affidavit submitted by the Election Commission. Following this submission, the judicial proceedings are scheduled to resume after the upcoming Diwali break, where further arguments on the matter will be heard.
The Supreme Court has concluded its hearing on petitions filed by Rahul Gandhi and 12 other opposition leaders challenging the Election Commission’s functioning and the SIR process. Petitioners have 10 days to respond to the EC’s affidavit. The next hearing is expected after the Diwali break. What happens next in the Vote Chori debate?
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