‘Who Is Seema, Sweety and Saraswati?’ Rahul Gandhi’s New Bombshell on Haryana Voter Fraud Sparks Row

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday dropped what he called a political "H-bomb," alleging that a massive voter fraud operation flipped the Haryana Assembly election results in the BJP's favor. In a fiery press conference, Gandhi claimed that a "Brazilian model" was allegedly registered under multiple Indian names - including "Seema" and "Sweety" - and voted several times across the state.

"Congress lost by just 22,000 votes... Who is this lady? She votes 22 times in 10 different booths. She has multiple names - this is not a glitch, it's a centralised operation," Gandhi declared, displaying images he said were of a stock photo of a Brazilian model used in the voter list. "There are 25 lakh such fake entries in Haryana," he added.

According to Gandhi, nearly 25 lakh votes were "stolen" from the people of Haryana through fake, duplicate, and bulk voter IDs - including 5.21 lakh duplicate names, 93,174 invalid voters, and 19.26 lakh bulk entries. "This isn't a small error. It's a full-fledged plan to convert a Congress victory into a BJP win," he said.

The Congress leader accused the Election Commission of turning a blind eye and called the incident a betrayal of India's democracy. "I want Gen Z and every young Indian to understand - your future is being stolen. Institutions are being captured. This is about the very foundation of free and fair elections," Gandhi warned.

Taking a direct swipe at Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Saini, Gandhi added, "Notice the smile on his face and the 'vyavastha' he talks about - this is two days after polls, when everyone said Congress was sweeping Haryana. Now we know why that smile was there."

As his explosive "H-bomb" remarks trend across social media, political tremors are being felt far beyond Haryana. With these allegations, Gandhi has reignited a national debate over electoral integrity, data manipulation, and the credibility of the Election Commission - just days after one of India's most closely contested state elections.