Thanos in Voter List Gets ID Card in Maharashtra – Rahul Gandhi Exposes Massive Fraud
The Marvel villain Thanos appears on an official voter ID card in Malegaon, Maharashtra. Former MLA claims over 42,000 fake voter registrations exist in the constituency.
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Marvel Villain Becomes Maharashtra Voter
A voter ID card featuring Thanos from Marvel’s Avengers has gone viral. The card shows the fictional alien villain with the name “Mohammed Ibrahim Abdul Karim.”
The bizarre discovery happened in the Malegaon Central assembly constituency. Social media users quickly turned this into a meme festival.
Former MLA Asif Shaikh Rashid exposed this shocking case. He presented evidence at a press conference on Sunday.
Massive Voter Fraud Allegations Surface
Rashid made serious allegations about fake voter registrations. He claims 42,821 fake voters exist in his constituency alone.
The numbers are staggering:
- 6,220 voters registered without addresses
- 3,502 voters with tampered photos
- 11,298 duplicate voter entries
- 13,456 incomplete address records
Rashid called this “blatant vote theft and betrayal of democracy.” He submitted a 1,500-page complaint report.
Thanos Voter Card Goes Viral
The Thanos voter ID sparked a social media frenzy. Users joked about the Marvel villain joining Indian elections.
One user wrote: “Forget Avengers… In Bihar elections, even Thanos stands in line with Aadhaar and voter ID. What a downgrade, Mad Titan!”
Another added: “Congratulations, Thanos has now appeared in the voter list of Malegaon Assembly.”
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi shared the viral video on Instagram. His caption read: “New voter unlocked for BJP.”
Gandhi has repeatedly alleged voter list manipulation. He claims discrepancies exist in 48 Lok Sabha seats.
The Congress launched ‘Voter Adhikar Yatra’ campaigns in Bihar. They want to expose alleged electoral fraud.
Election Commission Denies Claims
The Election Commission rejected all allegations. Officials demanded formal affidavits or apologies from Congress.
EC called the claims baseless and unfounded.
BJP Hits Back at Congress
Home Minister Amit Shah mocked the Congress campaign. He called it a “ghuspathiya bachao yatra” (save the infiltrators rally).
BJP leaders dismissed the allegations as political drama.
What This Means for Elections
The Thanos voter card highlights serious flaws in India’s electoral system. Questions arise about verification processes.
How did a fictional character get an official voter ID? What other irregularities exist?
These incidents raise concerns about election integrity. Voters deserve accurate electoral rolls.
Key Takeaways
- Thanos appears on official voter ID in Maharashtra
- Over 42,000 fake voters allegedly registered in one constituency
- Rahul Gandhi shares video, blames BJP
- Election Commission denies all claims
- Social media turns incident into viral memes
The Thanos voter card case exposes potential weaknesses in India’s voter registration system. Both parties trade accusations while the real issue remains unresolved.
This incident adds to ongoing debates about electoral integrity in India. The Election Commission must investigate these serious allegations thoroughly.
