Updated 6 November 2025 at 22:27 IST
'Baseless': BJP MP Rakesh Sinha Clarifies After Being Called Out For Voting In Both Delhi & Bihar
BJP MP Rakesh Sinha issued a clarification after AAP and Congress accused him of voting from both Delhi and Bihar. He called the allegation "false" and shared ECI documents to back his claim.
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Siwan: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Rakesh Sinha issued a clarification after a political chaos broke out in Bihar on Thursday following the Opposition parties' ‘vote fraud’ allegation on him. As the first phase of voting took place in the state of Bihar, the Rajya Sabha MP was accused of voting in both the Delhi Assembly elections and the Bihar Assembly elections.
Congress leader Supriya Shrinate shared two pictures taken from the X handle of the BJP parliamentarian- while the first picture showed Sinha posing after voting in Delhi's Dwarka in February, the second picture showed him posing after casting his vote in Bihar on Thursday.
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MP Saurabh Bharadwaj also criticised the BJP MP, saying, “Do you think that if we catch the BJP government's theft, they will mend their ways? Absolutely not, they will indulge in open and blatant theft.”
He added, “He teaches at Motilal Nehru College, Delhi University, so he couldn't even show his Bihar address if he wants to.”
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Calling these allegations “baseless”, Rakesh Sinha said, “My name is only in Bihar’s electoral roll . It was earlier in Delhi’s electoral roll…I got it deleted through procedure established by law.”
“My ancestral home is in Begusarai. I am not a man uprooted from the soil. I came to my village, taking leave and spending money to cast my vote. Who is talking about the values of the Constitution? The Aam Aadmi Party is a blot on democracy," he added.
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He backed his claim with documents from the Election Commission of India (ECI) to show his transfer process. He said “lazy people” only make “baseless accusations” without scrutinising facts.
He also shared pictures of his voter card, which showed Begusarai as his address. He alleged that “liars and morally-degraded” leaders of AAP and Congress are levelling false allegations against him.
The second phase of Bihar elections is scheduled to be held on November 11, with the counting of votes on November 14.
Published By : Abhishek Tiwari
Published On: 6 November 2025 at 22:27 IST