Rahul Gandhi's claim that President Murmu accepted 'vote theft' allegation incorrect: Report

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi claimed that during a meeting with President Droupadi Murmu, he presented a memorandum alleging a conspiracy between Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar to undermine Indian democracy. Gandhi stated that the President neither denied, questioned, nor argued against the allegations presented.

However, a report has disputed Gandhi's characterization of the President's response during the interaction. The report suggests that Gandhi's interpretation of the President's conduct does not accurately reflect what transpired in the meeting.

The dispute centers on whether the President's silence or neutral demeanor during the presentation should be construed as tacit acceptance of the allegations, as Gandhi appeared to suggest in his public statements.