New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP and national spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi has raised many questions targeting Rahul Gandhi and Congress. He sought answers from Congress on issues ranging from statements made during the meeting with the President to voter list, CCTV footage and Electronic Voting Machine (EVM). Trivedi asked why the Congress, which is questioning the electoral process, does not clarify its stand in different matters?
Sudhanshu Trivedi raised questions about the statements made by Rahul Gandhi after his meeting with the President. He asked the Congress what is the connection between the issues raised during this meeting and what was said publicly. According to him, it is important to clarify the facts before making political allegations. Trivedi also wanted to know from the Congress what facts it was presenting in support of its claims. He raised questions on Rahul Gandhi's statements and demanded a clear answer from the party.
Today, Her Excellency Madam President had given time to the leaders of INDI alliance to meet. Rahul Gandhi and the leaders of INDI alliance under his leadership have been making wild allegations and baseless demonstrations for the last several days. To say about Her Excellency Madam President that she has accepted Rahul Gandhi's allegations is strange and smacks more of politics than truth. Rahul Gandhi is constantly trying to make the country's constitutional institutions victims of his politics. Today it seems that he has crossed all limits. When he tried to make his meeting with the highest political institution of the country, the President, the President is not a person but the highest political institution of the country, a tool of his politics. What actually happened during the meeting, only the person present there can tell. But at the time Rahul Gandhi was making this statement, the expressions and facial expressions of the leaders standing with him clearly indicated that what was being said probably had nothing to do with the truth. Even before this, Rahul Gandhi had apologized by distorting the Supreme Court's statement as proof that the Chowkidar is a thief. Therefore, they are making the posts like Supreme Court, Election Commission and now even the President a victim of their politics. Watch full video: https://t.co/XQpMMRsMax…
—Dr. Sudhanshu Trivedi (@SudhanshuTrived) October 9, 2026
What was asked on voter list and CCTV footage?
BJP spokesperson also cornered Congress regarding the election process. Questioning the allegations related to the voter list, he asked what basis the party has to prove the irregularities it talks about.
Along with this, he raised the issue of 45 days time limit set for election related CCTV footage. In this context, Trivedi asked the Congress what its objection is regarding the footage and what arguments it gives in support of its demand. He expressed the need to clarify the facts and rules amid questions being raised on the electoral process.
Target on Congress regarding EVM and SIR
Sudhanshu Trivedi also raised questions on Congress's stand regarding EVMs and Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists. He asked on what basis the party raising questions on the electoral process is raising objections on different issues. The focus of his questions was where Congress saw problems in the electoral system and whether there was enough evidence to support its allegations. The BJP spokesperson demanded the party to clarify its claims.
Silchar municipal elections were also mentioned
Raising the issue of Silchar Municipal Corporation elections, Trivedi questioned the stand of Congress. He sought answers by linking the matter to the electoral process and the party's allegations. According to him, questions raised regarding elections should be discussed on the basis of facts instead of political rhetoric.
Through these questions of the BJP spokesperson, the objections raised by the Congress on the electoral process were challenged. Referring to different issues, he asked the party to clarify its stand. However, any answer or response given by Congress on these questions cannot be confirmed on the basis of available information.