Should Election Commission Share CCTV Videos Of Any Voter Including Their Mothers, Daughters-In-Law, Daughters? Asks CEC Gyanesh Kumar Amid Privacy Concerns And Opposition’s Allegations Of ‘Vote Chori’

The Election Commission of India on Sunday cited voter privacy to explain why it has not shared CCTV footage from polling booths, despite repeated allegations of irregularities by the Opposition led by Rahul Gandhi. Addressing a press conference in Delhi, Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar criticised the use of terms like “vote chori (theft)”, calling such claims “unsuccessful efforts to mislead voters” and “nothing less than an insult to the Constitution.” He strongly questioned whether the EC should release CCTV videos of voters, including mothers, daughters-in-law, and daughters, stressing that only those on the electoral roll are eligible to vote and their dignity must be safeguarded. ‘Vote Theft’ Remark Row: CEC Gyanesh Kumar Hits Back at LoP Rahul Gandhi’s Charge, Says ‘Baseless Allegations Can’t Override Law’ (Watch Video).

CEC Slams ‘Vote Chori’ Claims, Defends Withholding CCTV Videos

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