Shah Blasts Rahul's Haryana Vote Fraud Claims in Parliament

• Rahul Gandhi accused voter fraud in Haryana assembly elections, alleging 2.5 million fraudulent votes and 501 votes from a single address.
• Home Minister Amit Shah responded in Parliament, refuting Gandhi's claims and calling his press conference a 'nuclear bomb'.
• Shah clarified that the 501 votes were from a multi-family property and duplicate entries were systemic issues, not BJP fraud.
• Shah criticized Congress's hypocrisy, citing past electoral issues during their rule, and challenged Gandhi to provide evidence.
• The debate between Shah and Gandhi intensified political tensions regarding electoral reforms and the integrity of the system.

Why It Matters: Parliamentary debate on alleged voter fraud raises political tensions over electoral integrity.