Rahul Gandhi claims that Narendra Modi cannot win elections “without EVMs.”

Congressman Rahul Gandhi stated on Sunday that he was driven to start his Bharat Jodo yatras in order to draw attention to the growing rates of unemployment, inflation, and intolerance in the community.

After concluding his Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra, Gandhi spoke to the opposition INDIA bloc gathering at Mumbai’s Shivaji Park. He said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would not be able to win the Lok Sabha elections without “EVMs, ED, CBI and Income Tax.”

“Modi is a’mask’ who serves a’shakti,’ or power. Gandhi said, “He is a shallow guy without a 56-inch chest.

PM Modi, according to the former president of the Congress, has a “monopoly over corruption.”

He questioned, “Do you think the people from the Shiv Sena and NCP split up and joined the ruling alliance just like that?”

Ajit Pawar caused a similar upheaval in the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), headed by Sharad Pawar, last year. Eknath Shinde led a split in the Shiv Sena in 2022 and sided with the BJP to become the chief minister of Maharashtra.

Gandhi also said that a Maharashtra politician sobbed in front of his mother Sonia Gandhi, expressing his humiliation at being unable to “fight this power anymore and not wanting to go to jail.”

He said that “without EVMs (electronic voting machines), Modi cannot win elections.”

“We requested that the Voter Verified Paper Audit Trail, or VVPAT, be counted as well by the Election Commission of India. However, our request has not been granted,” he said.

Leaders of many opposition parties, including the Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA), came together in a powerful display of unity for this massive gathering in anticipation of the seven-phase Lok Sabha elections that are scheduled to begin on April 19.