Shah: Nehru, Indira Gandhi Were 'Vote Chor' Amidst Parliament Clash

• Union Home Minister Amit Shah accused Jawaharlal Nehru of becoming PM through "vote chori" despite Sardar Patel having more votes.
• Shah also alleged Indira Gandhi committed "vote chori," referencing the Allahabad High Court's invalidation of her Rae Bareli election win.
• The accusations were made during a heated parliamentary debate where Shah and Rahul Gandhi clashed over electoral reforms and voter fraud.
• Rahul Gandhi challenged Shah to debate his allegations of widespread voter fraud and Election Commission manipulation by the BJP.
• Shah defended government's electoral reforms and accused opposition of "double standards" regarding the Election Commission.

Why It Matters: Top leaders clash over electoral fraud, questioning India's democratic process.