NEW DELHI: The Election Fee (EC) on Friday stated it prefers to disregard Rahul Gandhi‘s baseless allegations of “vote theft” and has requested all ballot officers to proceed working in an neutral and clear method, unfazed by his repeated threats and “deplorable” statements.In a submit on X, the fee stated it was unlucky that Rahul was hurling unfounded allegations at EC and ballot officers and repeatedly threatening them by way of media statements with irresponsible phrases like ‘vote chori’, “over a 12 months after conclusion of the Lok Sabha ballot”. He stated neither Rahul nor Congress availed of choices accessible below the legislation, resembling appeals in opposition to wrongful inclusion or exclusion of electors by the ERO within the ultimate roll or difficult an election by submitting an election petition throughout the stipulated time (45 days after declaration of end result).EC stated that it had despatched a mail to Rahul Gandhi on June 12 after he alleged irregularities in Maharashtra polls, in a newspaper article. He was requested to put in writing to the EC instantly or meet the panel, however he didn’t reply. Apparently, not one of the allegations made by Rahul in his article, or some other grievance of his, has been instantly communicated to EC. “It is extremely unusual and deplorable that he’s making wild allegations and has now even began threatening EC and its employees,” EC stated.Within the submit on X, the fee underlined that whereas Rahul Gandhi has been attacking EC over alleged “vote theft” in the course of the Lok Sabha ballot in Karnataka, the actual fact is that the electoral roll was ready by 31 district election officers, 419 electoral registration officers (EROs) and assistant EROs and 58,834 sales space degree officers (BLOs), with the due involvement of sales space degree brokers appointed by all political events.