Rahul Gandhi to lead November 1 Delhi rally over alleged vote theft

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Rahul Gandhi is scheduled to lead a rally in Delhi on November 1 to protest alleged vote theft. The campaign focuses on inaccuracies in voter lists and how complaints about them have been handled. The BJP has raised concerns about the rally's timing, noting its proximity to a memorial for the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. Several organisations, including Delhi's Chamber of Trade and Industry, have also voiced disapproval of the event.

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