New Delhi. Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader and Leader of Opposition in Bihar Assembly Tejashwi Yadav said on Sunday that the current fight in the country is between voters and 'cheaters'. He said that everyone will have to fight unitedly to save democracy. Targeting Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, he demanded a treason case against him and sending him to jail.
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'We have to take a pledge that we will not let democracy end', when Shakuni is playing his game, we will have to fight in Kurukshetra
Addressing the rally organized by 'India' alliance against 'vote theft' at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi, Tejashwi said that we have to take a pledge that we will not let democracy end. Referring to Ramlila Maidan, he said that although recitation of Ramayana is organized in Ramlila Maidan, but we have started Mahabharata against vote thieves. Referring to the Mahabharata character Shakuni, the RJD leader said that while Shakuni is playing his game, the battle will have to be fought in Kurukshetra. When Shakuni used to throw dice, there was dishonesty in it.
Tejashwi said that Modi ji, today you will have to choose whether the country is important for you or your 'knowledge'.
Tejashwi said that Gyanesh Kumar should be tried for treason and he should be sent to jail, so that no one in the future has the courage to end democracy. Taking aim at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, he said that Modi government is number two and Modi ji is number 10 Prime Minister. Addressing Prime Minister Modi, Tejashwi said that Modi ji, today you will have to choose whether the country is important for you or your 'knowledge' is important.
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He also alleged that there was a software scam in the Election Commission. This rally of 'India' alliance was organized on the allegations of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists and alleged 'vote theft'. Opposition parties have been alleging irregularities in the election process, while the Election Commission has been rejecting these allegations.