New Delhi, Aug. 11 -- The Karnataka chief electoral officer on Sunday issued a notice to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, asking him to share documents based on which he had alleged that a woman voted twice.
Soon after the notice was issued to Rahul Gandhi in the Lok Sabha, the EC once again asked him to either sign a declaration to substantiate his allegations of vote theft in Karnataka, Haryana and Maharashtra or apologise to the nation for making "absurd" allegations. Karnataka's top poll officer told Gandhi that the documents will help his office carry out a detailed inquiry.
Rahul had shown the documents at a press conference in the national Capital last week. "You have also stated that as per the records given by the polling officer, S...