Vadra Questions Haryana Election Outcomes, Alleges EVM Foul Play

Businessman Robert Vadra expressed surprise over BJP's success in Haryana elections, echoing Congress' concerns about electronic voting machine irregularities. He accused BJP of exploiting his name politically, while Congress leader Rahul Gandhi promised to address complaints and praised Jammu and Kashmir's constitutional triumph.

Businessman Robert Vadra voiced concerns on Wednesday regarding the recent BJP victory in Haryana's state assembly elections, aligning with the Congress' criticism about electronic voting machine issues in certain areas. Vadra also accused the BJP of leveraging his name for political gain.

Vadra shared that many women wrestlers and farmers were astonished by the election outcomes, suggesting attention should now be focused on state development. Despite not being in politics, Vadra claims his name has been dragged into the political arena for over a decade, compelling him to engage politically.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi described the Haryana assembly election results as unexpected, ensuring complaints about electronic voting machines will be escalated to the Election Commission. He expressed gratitude to Jammu and Kashmir's populace, labeling India's victory there as a constitutional success and stressed ongoing efforts for social and economic justice in Haryana.

(With inputs from agencies.)