The Rouse Avenue Court’s decision on the revision petition filed against Sonia Gandhi for inclusion in the voter list without obtaining citizenship has been postponed. The court will now deliver its verdict on August 29th. The petition against Sonia Gandhi states that she acquired Indian citizenship on April 30, 1983, but her name was already included in the 1980 voter list.
The petition questions the basis on which Sonia Gandhi’s name was included in the 1980 New Delhi voter list. The petition alleges how her name appeared on the list three years before she acquired citizenship. The petition also claims that Sonia Gandhi’s name was removed from the voter list in 1982. The complainant questions the reason for the removal and what documents or procedures were followed.
The petition asks, when citizenship was acquired in 1983, on what basis was his name included in the voter list in 1980? Was any fraudulent document used to enroll his name at that time? After hearing the revision petition in this matter, the Rouse Avenue Court reserved its decision. The court will now deliver its verdict on August 29th.
The petitioner argues that if a person did not have citizenship at that time, how could his name be included in the voter list? An investigation into the documents and procedures surrounding this matter has been demanded. Discussion regarding this petition has also intensified in political circles. All eyes are now fixed on the court’s decision, expected on August 29th.