Responding to the statements, the Election Commission of India said that it will provide in writing all facts that Rahul Gandhi has sought.

Rahul Gandhi claims discrepancies in Maharashtra's voter registrations, alleging 39 lakh new voters were added in just five months. As the opposition demands answers from the Election Commission, questions arise about the integrity of the electoral process ahead of upcoming elections.

Maharashtra CM Fadnavis dismisses Rahul Gandhi's claims of electoral fraud, stating that the Election Commission has refuted them.

Opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, have alleged discrepancies in Maharashtra's voter list, citing a sudden addition of 39 lakh voters. They a

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis strongly reacted to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s allegations regarding a 39 lakh voter increase in the state during the recent Assembly elections. Fadnavis dismissed Gandhi’s claims,

Addressing a press conference at the Constitution Club in Delhi alongside Maha Vikas Aghadi partners Sanjay Raut and Supriya Sule, Rahul Gandhi also questioned discrepancies in voter registration figures, claiming that the number of registered voters exceeded Maharashtra's total adult population.

The Maha Vikas Aghadi has alleged electoral fraud in last year's Maharashtra Assembly polls, claiming an inexplicable increase in registered voters that benefited the Bharatiya Janata Party.

Rahul Gandhi claims Maharashtra has more registered voters than its adult population, alleging irregularities ahead of upcoming elections.

Shiv Sena MP Naresh Mhaske rebukes Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his claims of voter list discrepancies in Maharashtra. Mhaske labeled Gandhi's allegations as 'false and childish,' asserting that the surge in voters is due to natural population growth.