Electoral Process In Haryana Was Flawless": Poll Body Hits Back At Congress "Each step in the electoral process in Haryana was flawless and executed under the watch of Congress candidates or agents,"

 

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"Electoral Process In Haryana Was Flawless": Poll Body Hits Back At Congress

"Each step in the electoral process in Haryana was flawless and executed under the watch of Congress candidates or agents," the Election Commission has said.

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India News Reported by Sunil Prabhu

Updated : October 29, 2024 7:36 pm IST

New Delhi: The Election Commission on Tuesday criticised the Congress for making "baseless allegations... when faced with inconvenient electoral outcomes". The sharp rebuke comes after the Congress' repeated claims - between October 8 and 10 and again on October 14 - about procedural irregularities during the Haryana election that it lost to the Bharatiya Janata Party, despite racing into a big early lead.

In a fierce statement the EC rejected the Congress' claims - specifically "an unexplained slowdown in updating of (Haryana election) results" on its website on counting day - October 8 - for two hours.