Amit Shah: Gandhi family's 70-year 'vote theft' from Nehru to Sonia

• Union Home Minister Amit Shah accused the Gandhi family of "vote theft" and "undermining democracy" during a Lok Sabha debate on electoral reforms.
• Shah claimed Jawaharlal Nehru's appointment as PM was the first "vote theft," citing Sardar Patel's greater support.
• He alleged Indira Gandhi's Rae Bareli election annulment and subsequent law changes to protect the PM constituted a "vote theft."
• Shah also accused Indira Gandhi of interfering with the judiciary to grant herself "immunity."
• Amit Shah mentioned a civil court case alleging Sonia Gandhi became a voter before acquiring Indian citizenship.

Why It Matters: Shah alleges Gandhi family's 70-year 'vote theft', questioning their democratic legacy.