Voter Adhikar Yatra concludes with mammoth rally in Patna

· Rahul Gandhi Promises ‘hydrogen bomb’ like explosive disclosures on voter theft

· Says, Modi will not be able to show his face to nation after that

· Warns, same forces which killed Gandhi, want to kill constitution

· There will be new government in Bihar after 6 months: Kharge

· Cautions Bihar police against partisanship

PATNA :  As the Voter Adhikar Yatra concluded with a mammoth show of strength here today, the Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said that very soon he will be coming out with more explosive revelations like a “hydrogen bomb”, which will be more powerful than the “atom bomb” like revelations he made about Mahadevapura in Karnataka. He said, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will not be able to show his face to the nation after those revelations are made public, as it will be established beyond any doubt that he has been repeatedly stealing elections.

Addressing a mammoth public rally, organised at the conclusion of the ‘Voter Adhikar Yatra’ at the historic Gandhi Maidan here today, Gandhi thanked the people of Bihar for their overwhelming response and support to the yatra. He said the people of Bihar had lived up to their reputation of being revolutionary, as from Bihar the message about voter theft (vote chori) had travelled across the country.

Maintaining that voter theft was an attack on the Constitution and the rights of people, Rahul Gandhi said, the same forces, which had killed Mahatma Gandhi, were now trying to kill the Constitution. “But we will not allow that to happen at any cost”, he asserted with a huge thumping applause from the responding crowd.

Cautioning that the BJP will not stop merely at vote theft, Gandhi told the people, “the voter theft will lead to taking away your rights, reservation, employment, education, democracy and the future of the youth”. They will not only be taking your vote, they will take your ration card and land also, he further warned.

The Leader of Opposition sounded an advance alert to the BJP telling them that he will soon be coming out with more revelations, more explosive than Mahadevapura. “While the Mahadevapura revelations were like an atom bomb, I will now be coming out with a hydrogen bomb to expose voter thefts in different parts of the country, after which Modi will not be able to show his face to the country”, he said, while pointing out, he had already provided proof of the voter theft in black and white and will be producing more.

Addressing the rally, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge said, this was the fourth yatra led by Rahul Gandhi to protect the rights of people. He said, the ‘Voter Adhikar Yatra’ had created awareness against vote theft not only in Bihar but across the country.
He accused Prime Minister Modi of being habitual of stealing votes. He said, even those who had defrauded the banks had fled the country during this regime. He cautioned people against their votes getting stolen by the Modi-Shah duo.

Emphasising the importance of the right to vote, Kharge said, it was only because of this right that people were cared about. “Only because you have the right to vote, people reach out to you”, he observed, while adding, “otherwise, nobody will bother or care”. He said, this right was under constant attack.

The Congress president criticised the lack of proper deployment of police at the rally. He said, despite senior national leaders like the Leaders of Opposition in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, one Chief Minister and several others being present at the rally there were no proper arrangements. He cautioned the police against acting in a partisan manner, telling them that their time was limited as the current Bihar government was changing within six months.

Kharge also took a dig at Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, reminding of his past espousal of the socialist cause. “You have now fallen in the lap of the RSS and the BJP and they will junk you in some dump yard,” he remarked.

Among those present included Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren, KC Venugopal, Tejashvi Yadav, M A Baby, Dipankar Bhattacharya, Sanjay Raut, Yusuf Pathan, Krishna Allavaru, Rajesh Ram, Shakeel Ahmad and others.