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Politics
Yogendra Yadav Accuses Election Commission of Fabricating SIAR Claims
✍️ Amar Ujala · Delhi
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 10:16 PM
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Political activist Yogendra Yadav has publicly accused the Election Commission of India of presenting false information regarding the SIAR report, questioning its credibility.
Political activist Yogendra Yadav has taken a sharp stance against the Election Commission of India (ECI) after the release of the SIAR report. In a statement issued from Delhi, Yadav accused the commission of presenting a "false narrative" and questioned the integrity of the data presented.
Yadav, a senior leader of the left wing, said that the EC had "pushed a fabricated version" of the SIAR findings, calling the commission’s claims "a bluff of lies". He urged the public and media to scrutinise the report’s methodology and to demand greater transparency.
The EC, which oversees elections across the country, has defended its work as impartial and data‑driven. However, Yadav’s criticism has sparked debate among political observers about the reliability of the commission’s recent disclosures.
The incident comes at a time when the ECI is preparing for upcoming elections, and any doubts about its reports could influence public perception of the electoral process.
Yogendra Yadav’s remarks have prompted responses from other political figures, who either defend the commission’s credibility or call for independent audits of the SIAR data.
Yadav, a senior leader of the left wing, said that the EC had "pushed a fabricated version" of the SIAR findings, calling the commission’s claims "a bluff of lies". He urged the public and media to scrutinise the report’s methodology and to demand greater transparency.
The EC, which oversees elections across the country, has defended its work as impartial and data‑driven. However, Yadav’s criticism has sparked debate among political observers about the reliability of the commission’s recent disclosures.
The incident comes at a time when the ECI is preparing for upcoming elections, and any doubts about its reports could influence public perception of the electoral process.
Yogendra Yadav’s remarks have prompted responses from other political figures, who either defend the commission’s credibility or call for independent audits of the SIAR data.