Shah dares Gandhi to debate SIR and EVM in special session
In short
Amit Shah said the government is ready for a special Parliament session to talk about Rahul Gandhi’s charges on election fairness. He also said Congress blocked the SIR exercise to remove illegal infiltrators from voter rolls.
The main issue is whether the debate will happen and what it will cover. The reporting does not say if a session has been scheduled.
What the reporting says
Union home minister Amit Shah said the government is ready for a special Parliament session to discuss Rahul Gandhi’s allegations on electoral integrity, according to a publisher summary. Shah also accused Congress of obstructing the SIR exercise, which he said is meant to remove illegal infiltrators from electoral rolls. The immediate outcome is unclear, including whether a session will be called.
Why it matters
Amit Shah, in a publisher-supplied summary, challenged Rahul Gandhi over allegations tied to electoral integrity and said the government would hold a special Parliament session if needed. He also accused Congress of blocking the SIR exercise, which he said is intended to remove illegal infiltrators from electoral rolls. The report says nothing about any announced date, formal motion, or the outcome of such a debate.