BJP Questions Sonia Gandhi’s Presence on Voter Rolls Before Indian Citizenship

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has raised concerns about Sonia Gandhi’s inclusion on electoral rolls, alleging her name appeared twice before she officially became an Indian citizen. This claim has sparked a new debate in Indian politics.

Amit Malviya’s Allegations

BJP leader Amit Malviya claims that Sonia Gandhi’s name was registered on the voter lists twice without fulfilling the necessary citizenship criteria. According to Malviya, the first instance was in 1980 when she was still an Italian citizen, and the second occurred in 1983.

Implications of the Allegations

These allegations, if proven true, could have significant implications. The BJP is calling for a thorough investigation into the matter and demanding clarification on how this could have happened. This controversy raises questions about the integrity of electoral processes and the verification of citizenship for voter registration.