Jaipur, Nov. 3 -- Rajasthan BJP president Madan Rathore on Monday accused the Congress of hypocrisy over its protests alleging vote theft, citing an alleged ballot paper theft during the panchayat elections in Bilara, Jodhpur district. Rathore alleged that an NSUI leader was caught stealing ballot papers from a polling station in the Bhavi gram panchayat area and stamping them in favour of his candidate. Claiming that Chaudhary was close to former chief minister Ashok Gehlot, he asked whether this was the model of democracy the Congress wanted to promote across the country. Targeting the Congress's 'Vote Bachao, Desh Bachao' rally at Delhi's Ramlila Maidan, Rathore claimed it failed to attract public participation and alleged that organisers used misleading social media posts to project larger crowds. He cited a photograph shared by a former Congress minister, claiming it showed a gathering in Prayagraj rather than at the rally. Rathore also questioned the Congress's record on democratic institutions, citing the use of Article 356 of the Constitution to dismiss state governments on 93 occasions. Congress spokesperson Sarnim Chaturvedi, however, said lakhs of people from across the country participated in the rally, as reflected in media coverage. He alleged that BJP leaders were unsettled by the turnout and were making baseless statements to mislead people....