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Vote Chori: After Rahul Gandhi, now AAP leader Sanjay Singh has also made a big claim on the government about vote theft. He said that 4,271 voters are registered in the same house in Mahoba district.
Vote chori: Opposition has been constantly surrounded by the Election Commission and Modi government regarding vote theft. Recently, a vote rights yatra was taken out in Bihar under the leadership of Congress-RJD and during this time SIR was strongly opposed. In this episode, Aam Aadmi Party leader and Rajya Sabha member Sanjay Singh made serious allegations on Tuesday. He said that large -scale irregularities have been done in the voter list of Uttar Pradesh. Sanjay Singh claimed that 4,271 voters have been registered in the same house in Mahoba district. Addressing a press conference, Singh said that yesterday I told you about two houses of Mahoba where 243 and 185 voters were found, which is a shocking matter.
BJP started voting theft by connivance with EC
Sanjay Singh also alleged that the vote theft started in UP with the connivance of BJP and elections. He said in a sarcastic manner that I want to tell the owner of this house that if he contests the election of the village head, he will easily win. A person from another house will not have to vote. Singh claimed that there are 16 thousand voters in the village where this house is located, due to which this alleged discrepancy becomes even more serious. He also targeted the ruling BJP-JDU alliance over land allocation in Bhagalpur, Bihar and alleged that the state government gave the group of industrialist Gautam Adani (Gautam Adani) 1,050 acres to the group of Gautam Adani for three power plants at a minor price of Rs 1,050 per acre for three power plants. This land was not only given in one, but it was also guaranteed that the electricity you generate will be purchased for the next 25 years.
Government does not worry about employment: Sanjay Singh
He claimed that the land was acquired by the then BJP-JD (U) between 2012 and 2013 and the farmers were compensated from the government treasury. Sanjay said that the government could sell land at a higher price to increase revenue, but he gave Adani at the rate of one rupee per acre for 25 years. The AAP leader also said that according to the official records, about 70 percent of the area is barren, while there are about 10 lakh trees here, including Malda variety of mango trees. Sanjay said that the government is only worried about earning money and is not worried towards environment or trees. At the same time, he also said that the state government is not in the priority list of employment, welfare of farmers and environmental issues.
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