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Amit Shah challenges Rahul Gandhi to debate 'vote chori' in special Parliament session
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In brief
Union Home Minister Amit Shah challenged Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to debate 'vote chori' allegations in a special Parliament session.
Shah dismissed the INDIA bloc's protests as an attempt to save infiltrators and claimed EVMs are not faulty since Congress won state elections.
He also criticized the Congress party for failing to implement poll guarantees in Telangana.
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In a blistering counterattack on the INDIA bloc over its '' allegation, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday said the government is ready to convene a special session of Parliament on the issue and dared Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to debate the matter in the House.
Dismissing the INDIA bloc's rally in Delhi on Sunday as a "" rally, he wondered how the Congress formed governments in states, including Telangana, if the EVMs are bad, and said that Rahul Gandhi can become Prime Minister only in .
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