Rahul Gandhi to Unveil ‘Hydrogen Bomb’ Evidence of Vote Theft Ahead of Bihar Polls

New Delhi –  In a major political development ahead of the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is set to drop what he terms a “Hydrogen Bomb” of revelations. He will hold a press conference at noon today at the All India Congress Committee (AICC) headquarters in New Delhi to unveil alleged evidence of massive vote theft and electoral manipulation under the series titled “The H Files.”

According to senior Congress officials, Gandhi will present detailed data and documents reportedly exposing voter list deletions, booth-level manipulations, and misuse of administrative machinery across several Bihar constituencies. The evidence, he claims, points towards a coordinated effort between the Election Commission of India (ECI) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to influence electoral outcomes by targeting marginalized and minority voters.

Party insiders suggest that the data includes thousands of missing voter entries, unexplained EVM irregularities, and instances of delayed voter ID verifications that allegedly tilted the balance in previous elections. Rahul Gandhi is expected to demand a nationwide audit of EVM systems and immediate intervention by the Supreme Court to safeguard democratic integrity.

The move comes at a critical juncture, with the first phase of Bihar Assembly Elections scheduled for November 6. The timing of this exposé has sparked intense debate within political circles, with Congress framing it as a fight to “restore faith in India’s democracy,” while the BJP is likely to dismiss it as “political theatrics” ahead of polling.

This press conference could mark a defining moment in the run-up to the elections, potentially reshaping narratives around electoral transparency and institutional accountability.