A group of seven persons from Bihar met Gandhi at his residence in Delhi and shared their experience of how they were declared “dead” by the Election Commission and their names removed from the draft electoral rolls published on August 1 as part of the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR).

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi shares video drinking tea with voters wrongly declared dead in Bihar, criticising Election Commission for voter fraud.

Prominent INDIA bloc leaders, including Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi and Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi, were detained by Delhi Police on August 10 while marching to the Election Commission of India’s office.

NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi said on Wednesday India's electoral system suffers from "serious discrepancies" and he pledged to continue challenging its integrity through public mobilisation and potentially the courts.

Sharpening his criticism of the SIR of electoral rolls in Bihar, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday remarked that he had had the unique experience of having tea with some "dead" voters from Bihar.

Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday took a swipe at the Election Commission after meeting several residents of Bihar who claimed they had been officially declared “dead” in voter lists despite being alive.

In his latest attack on the Election Commission, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi held a meeting at his residence with voters who were allegedly declared deceased on the electoral rolls.