BJP: 'Congress used every trick to stop SIR, but got disappointed in the court', Nadda hits back

BJP President jp nadda on Thursday said that the Congress tried every trick and fraud to stop the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the voter list in bihar, but it got disappointed in the supreme Court. Nadda said that after losing both the case and the issue, the congress is now propagating meaningless things as 'moral victory', which shows its desperation.

His reaction came when congress General Secretary (Organization) KC Venugopal called the interim order of the supreme court a 'big victory for democracy' and said that it is a big message for the 'vote thieves' who tried to spoil the electoral process through SIR in Bihar.

The supreme court on thursday directed the election commission to make public the information of 65 lakh names removed from the voter list under the special intensive revision in Bihar and the reasons for the removal, so that transparency can be increased. The court also said that those whose names have been removed can contact the election officials with documents like an Aadhar card.

Nadda wrote in a post on X, Congress played every trick to stop SIR, but today it got disappointed by the supreme Court. He further wrote, Now congress, in its frustration, is presenting meaningless things as moral victory. The bjp president said, The truth is that all the lies of congress are being rejected and exposed one by one. congress once again lost the case and the issue.

Meanwhile, KC Venugopal wrote on X, the supreme Court's decision on the bihar SIR case is a big victory for democracy and a big message for those vote thieves who tried to spoil the electoral process of Bihar by misusing SIR. He said the decision of the supreme court to accept Aadhaar as an identity card is also important, because in a state like bihar, the poor and deprived sections have the most Aadhaar cards. The congress leader further wrote, We consider this decision as the first and important step in our fight against the SIR process. We will continue our fight with passion to expose the irregularities and rigging of the election Commission.

At the same time, congress General Secretary in charge of communication Jairam Ramesh said, the supreme court has upheld the Constitution with full strength, clarity, and courage. He wrote on X, there is a long battle to save our republic from the conspiracies of the prime minister and his supporters. But today, the decision of the Supreme court is a big ray of hope. This is a very important first step.