The same complaint is being made by the opposition in many states. Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi in the Lok Sabha demandsNew Delhi: Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi today raised the issue of the voter list in the House and said that opposition parties across the country are raising questions on it, which should not be ignored. Rahul Gandhi, while keeping his word in the Lok Sabha, said that questions are being raised on the voter list across the country and a debate on this issue is necessary in the House. Today, some other MPs in the Lower House had also raised the issue of the voter list, but Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla sarcastically said that does the voter list form the government. If the government does not form it, then what is the need to debate it here? To this, Rahul Gandhi stood up and replied that we accept your argument that the government does not form the voter list, but we demand a debate on this issue. Rahul Gandhi said in clear words that the entire opposition is demanding a discussion on the voter list. Rahul Gandhi said that the voter list is being questioned all over the country. The opposition in every state has raised questions on it in one voice, including Maharashtra. Earlier, Trinamool Congress member Sugat Roy said that there are some flaws in the voter list and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has said that there are voters with the same Electoral Photo Identity Card (EPIC) number in Murshidabad and Burdwan parliamentary constituencies and Haryana. Sugat Roy said that a representative delegation of the Trinamool Congress is meeting the newly elected Chief Election Commissioner to express their concerns about the voter list. He especially demanded a thorough examination of the voter list before the assembly elections in West Bengal and Assam next year. The Trinamool MP also said that it has already been told about Maharashtra where the voter list was tampered with. This was also pointed out in Haryana. Now they are trying to do the same in West Bengal and Assam where elections are going to be held next year. The Election Commission should tell the country why these last mistakes were made. If the voter list is not corrected, then there can be no hope for impartial elections. On the same point of Sogat Roy, the Speaker argued that the government does not prepare the voter list. Then in response, Rahul Gandhi himself stood up and told the Speaker that this is true but a discussion on it is necessary. Rahul Gandhi has also shared the video of his speech in the Lok Sabha on social media platform X. Along with this, he has written that the entire opposition is demanding a detailed discussion on the voter list in Parliament. It has been more than a month since my press conference regarding the manipulation of the voter list in Maharashtra, but all the demands we had made to the Election Commission regarding transparency have not been fulfilled till now. The questions remain the same even today. In this post, Rahul Gandhi also wrote that now new evidence of duplicate names in the voter list has come to light, which is raising more new and serious questions. This debate is very important to protect the values ​​of democracy and the Constitution.