Rahul Gandhi claims receiving messages about Gyanesh Kumar's appointment

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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi stated he continues to receive messages regarding Gyanesh Kumar's appointment to the Election Commission. He made this claim during a press conference in New Delhi. Gandhi suggested that the appointment process raises concerns about potential pressure on the constitutional body. He did not, however, elaborate on the specific nature or content of these messages.

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