Rahul Gandhi: 'Turn Approver', 'Resign' Message to Gyanesh Kumar
Addressing a press conference, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi urged Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar to "Turn approver. You have done a crime, and frankly, you are not the main, main criminal. You made a mistake." Responding to questions on alleged reach-outs from Kumar, Gandhi advised him to resign, stating that the opposition understands the pressure he faces and is defending the Constitution. Addressing the heavy security deployment and barricading across Delhi, Gandhi asserted that authorities cannot contain the minds of citizens, emphasising that the battle is being fought on perception, psychological, legal, and political fronts. He maintained that the opposition is questioning whether elections were conducted fairly and noted that citizens are not intimidated by the government's actions, calling on institutions to uphold constitutional values.