New Delhi – In a fiery press conference dubbed the "H Files," Congress Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi unleashed explosive allegations of massive electoral fraud in the recent Haryana Assembly elections, claiming a "centralized operation" rigged the polls to hand victory to the BJP. Just days after Congress's shock defeat by a razor-thin margin of 22,779 votes – despite opinion and exit polls predicting a landslide win – Gandhi pointed to a stunning case: a Brazilian model allegedly voting 22 times across 10 booths in Haryana under fake names like Seema, Sweety, Rashmi, and Saraswati.

"This isn't a lone wolf – it's a top-down conspiracy," Gandhi declared, flashing the model's photo to stunned reporters. "She's not from Haryana; she's a model from Brazil. And she's one of 25 lakh fake voters bloating the rolls in a state with 2 crore electors. BJP's 'vyavastha' (system) stole our win – and Bihar could be next!"

The 'H Files' Breakdown: How the Fraud Unfolded

Gandhi detailed a multi-pronged "vote chori" scheme, far beyond isolated hotspots like Aland and Mahadevapura constituencies:

Duplicates Galore: Over 5.21 lakh entries with identical photos, including BJP leaders registered in both Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. ECI's software could scrub them, but "they choose not to – fair elections aren't their goal."

Invalid Addresses & Bulk Voters: 1.2 lakh suspicious entries, plus 3.5 lakh deletions (mostly traditional Congress voters) between Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha polls.

Homeless Voter Loophole: ECI's "0" house number trick for the homeless? Gandhi slammed it as a sham, citing rules mandating ground verification for addresses with 10+ voters – ignored here.

Statewide Theft: Not just booths, but a "systemic assault on democracy" with ECI "complicity." Clips of affected voters backed his claims, showing bulk registrations and ghost names.

Gandhi tied it to Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini's eerie pre-count boast: "BJP is winning – we have the 'vyavastha'." With Congress trailing by 1.18 lakh votes overall, he demanded Saini's immediate resignation and legal reckoning. "Gen Z, this is your future being stolen in plain sight," he urged young voters.

This isn't Gandhi's first rodeo. Post-2023 Karnataka polls where Congress swept in on anti-BJP waves, he's long flagged "institutional capture." But Haryana's "H-bomb" escalates it nationally, warning of BJP-ECI collusion via tools like Special Intensive Revision (SIR) to "weaponize" rolls in upcoming battles. As protests brew and ECI stays mum, the question lingers: Was Haryana's razor-edge result engineered?