NSUI Marches to EC Over Vote Chori, Backs Rahul Claims

The National Students' Union of India (NSUI) set out to march from its headquarters to the Election Commission of India (EC) on Thursday, in support of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's allegations of "vote chori" and demanding electoral accountability. 

The march began at 2 pm from the NSUI headquarters at Raisina Road and proceeded towards Nirvachan Sadan, the EC headquarters, according to the student organisation.

The protest comes a day after Gandhi alleged that "vote chori" was a direct attack on the Constitution and accused the BJP, RSS and



the EC of committing an "act of treason". 

Gandhi's remarks had come after a report in  media said questions had been repeatedly raised within the three-member Election Commission over issues related to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.

The national rollout of the SIR has been under the supervision of all three election commissioners. Gandhi, who is the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, said on Wednesday that "vote chori is a crime against the Indian people and a direct attack on our Constitution".