Defence minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday challenged the Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to back his claims on 'voter theft' or stop playing with fire. "Rahul Gandhi says he has an atom bomb. If it is so, he should detonate it at once. He should just ensure that he is himself out of harm's way", said Singh. He reminded the audience of Rahul Gandhi's previous hyperbolic statements, including his infamous "earthquake" warning in Parliament, but when he spoke, it turned out to be a damp squib," the BJP leader said. Singh was addressing an event in Patna.
#WATCH | Patna, Bihar: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, says "... Rahul Gandhi said that he has prepared an atom bomb of proofs on the rigging of votes by the Election Commission... If he has an atom bomb of proofs, its atomic test should be done immediately...The fact is that he… pic.twitter.com/yY2LzqMJVm
— ANI (@ANI) August 2, 2025
He reminded the Congress leader that "his own party has blood on its hands, having tried to murder democracy in 1975 with the imposition of Emergency".The Union minister said the Election Commission of India is an institution that enjoys a reputation for unquestionable integrity.
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