New Delhi: As EC is stuck for its insistence on Rahul Gandhi of Congress, presenting a signed announcement to the Chief Electoral Officers of Karnataka, Maharashtra and Haryana, confirming his ‘large -scale voter fraud’, a commission official said that there is another option for him.“If Rahul does not sign the declaration, it would mean that he does not believe in his analysis and resulting conclusions, and is making baseless allegations,” said an EC official. The three CEOs expected them to present the documents along with the announcement on Thursday, but are still waiting. During a meeting with Karnataka PCC chief DK Shivkumar on Friday, the CEO of the state sought a similar announcement from him.The EC officer explained before the EC officer explained the condition on Rahul to submit a details of the alleged roll irregularities under the oath, “Rahul has never signed any complaint given to the EC. Whatever the Commission is giving to some other unit from AICC, the Commission is giving a resonance to disintegrate it later”.The EC on Friday also rejected Rahul’s new charge on the non-co-ordination of the EC website. “It has been originally working since its launch,” said and said that all states can be downloaded from the e-Rol website.Another EC worker said that Rahul had repeated a “tired” script in his press conference. On his demand that the EC shares the electoral roll in a “machine-elevant format”, the officer cited SC’s rejection of a similar prayer by Kamal Nath of Congress in 2018.“In 2018, he tried to mislead SC by producing documents from a private website, to demonstrate that the roll showed the same face for 36 voters. In fact, the defects were corrected four months ago and a copy of the right roll was supplied to the party. It was made a land to search for the role in a searchable PDF format, which said a ECU said that a ECU said that a ECU said that a ECU said that an ECU said that a EC The ECU said that an ECU said that an ECU said that an ECU said that an ECU had said. The official said that Rahul and his allies are trying to mislead by claiming that the same voters are registered at different places.
