Thakur accuses Gandhi of lacking evidence against Election Commission

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Union Minister Anurag Thakur criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for not providing proof to support his allegations against the Election Commission. Thakur stated that while disagreement is a democratic right, accusations must be substantiated with evidence. The remarks were made amid ongoing protests by opposition parties. Thakur characterized the current political climate as unstable and anarchic.

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