In a blistering counterattack on the INDIA bloc over its ‘vote chori’ allegation, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday (November 2, 2026) said the government is ready to convene a special session of Parliament on the issue and dared Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to debate the matter in the House.
Leading the BJP’s ‘Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy’ padayatra here, Mr. Rahul ji, you don’t allow Parliament to run. Be it EVMs, SIR, infiltrators, I challenge you from Hyderabad. We are ready to convene a special session of Parliament. Come for debate. We ended the Trinamool Congress regime in West Bengal.
Dismissing the INDIA bloc’s rally in Delhi on Sunday (November 1) as a “save infiltrator” rally, he wondered how the Congress formed governments in states, including Telangana, “if the EVMs are bad,” and said that Rahul Gandhi can become Prime Minister only in mock Parliament. Shah said: “Rahul holds the Constitution in hand, but doesn’t respect the Constitution. Further, he said: “We will remove every infiltrator from the electoral rolls. If a Parliament session is held, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will “shred Congress into pieces,” he said and accused the Congress of wishing to be in the limelight through anarchy. Earlier reporting noted: Nitin Nabin vows BJP victory in all states, targets Rahul Gandhi at Kolkata rally Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief Nitin Nabin and West Bengal chief minister Suvendu Adhikari sought their party’s victory in all elections on Monday while addressing a large crowd at the “save democracy, end anarchy” rally held in Kolkata as part of a national event. In the coming Uttar Pradesh elections, we will make Akhilesh Yadav taste the worst defeat,” Nabin said, before directing his attack at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.
Earlier reporting noted: Both BJP leaders targeted the Congress and the INDIA bloc partners for holding Sunday’s agitation in Delhi against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral roll alleging malpractices in the process. Earlier reporting noted: “We have to teach a lesson to those for whom the party comes first and the nation comes last.
