'Rahul Gandhi likes foreign and foreigners more': BJP says PDFs for 'vote chori' allegations were made in Myanmar

Rahul Gandhi had earlier made the vote chori allegations

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla has alleged that the PDFs that were used by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to make vote chori claims against the Central government and the Election Commission were made in Myanmar.

"Rahul Gandhi did the press conference with a PowerPoint presentation, now an investigation has revealed that the PDF that was created, which Congress itself later shared, was made outside India, in Myanmar. And all the evidence, the technical evidence, has now come out. This cannot be manipulated," he said, while speaking to IANS.

He launched an attack on Rahul Gandhi and said that he likes foreign and foreigners more and that he was enjoying his vacation in Malaysia when floods were ravaging Punjab and Himachal Pradesh.

"However, we want to know whether your script to make India a democratic deficit is being written in some foreign nation? Are you being directed from somewhere else? Are you being played around like a puppet at the hands of foreigners?" Poonawalla was heard saying.

"Rahul Gandhi has said this several times in foreign nations that they should intervene in India's matters. He also questions Indian organisations on international platforms. Congress used to raise Soros-based reports during Parliament sessions. Rahul Gandhi should clarify these things," he further said.

Meanwhile, RP Singh, who is another BJP national spokesperson, also slammed the LoP over "connection with foreign forces."

"It is clear that foreign forces are influencing the Congress leadership. This revelation has made it clear that Rahul Gandhi and the Congress leaders are connected to Soros," Singh told IANS.