👕🔥 “124 Not Out!” – INDIA Bloc’s T-Shirt Protest Shakes Up Parliament! 🔥👕

TL;DR: In a full-on filmi style protest 🎬, INDIA bloc MPs marched into Parliament wearing white T-shirts with the face of “124-year-old” Minta Devi 😲. They shouted about #VoteChori, claiming the Election Commission messed up Bihar’s voter list. Later, fact-checkers found Minta Devi is actually just 35 😂—but the gaffe has become a rallying cry against alleged electoral fraud.

📍 New Delhi turned into a political stage today 💥 as INDIA bloc MPs gathered outside the Parliament’s Makar Dwar, looking like a cricket team ready for a century celebration 🏏. But the number on everyone’s mind wasn’t 100—it was 124. Why? Because each MP’s T-shirt proudly displayed the face of Minta Devi, a voter from Bihar listed as being 124 years old in the draft electoral rolls. On the back, the slogan screamed: “124 Not Out!” 🥳

🎤 Rahul Gandhi, never missing a punchline, told media, “If the Election Commission can’t even get ages right, how will they get democracy right?” 😤 He called Minta Devi’s bizarre listing a symptom of a bigger disease—#VoterFraud and #VoteTheft.

👊 Congress Whip Manickam Tagore didn’t hold back either. He accused the Election Commission of becoming a “BJP department” 🏢, saying the #SIR (Special Intensive Revision) process in Bihar was nothing but a voter roll massacre.

🗳️ What’s the fuss about SIR?

The Special Intensive Revision is supposed to clean up the voter list before elections 🧹. But opposition leaders allege that in Bihar, instead of fixing errors, it’s full of fake names, dead voters, and magical centenarians 👵✨.

Minta Devi’s official age of 124 has now gone viral 📱, turning her into the protest’s mascot. In reality, NDTV dug into her Aadhaar and found she’s 35 years old—meaning she’s still decades away from “124 Not Out” 😂. Officials say it was a “data entry mistake” 🖥️, but the opposition insists this is proof of a larger #ElectionScam.

🎭 Drama, Memes & Street Buzz

Within hours, social media was flooded with memes 📸. One showed Minta Devi with a cricket bat saying, “Even Sachin retired earlier!” 🏏. Another joked, “Government will soon launch a pension scheme for the youth—above 120 years old!”

In Patna, chai shops ☕ became mini political panels, with locals laughing at the error but also nodding seriously about the risk of #Democracy being compromised.

🧩 From People’s Perspective

For the working class, this isn’t just about a funny typo 😅. Every wrong entry in the voter list means a real person’s voice can be lost. A farmer in Begusarai told MediaFx, “If they can make a 35-year-old into 124, they can also make a living man disappear from the list.” This hits the poor hardest—they can’t afford lawyers or endless trips to government offices to get their name fixed.

📢 MediaFx Opinion

This T-shirt protest may look like a PR stunt 🤳, but it’s also a mirror to the rot in our electoral process. If the voter list is not accurate, elections are a joke—and a joke at the expense of the poorest. From the people’s perspective, what matters is transparency and accountability. Because without that, the slogan “124 Not Out” could soon become “Democracy All Out” 🏏🚨.

#Democracy #VoteChori #MintaDevi #ElectionWatch #BiharPolitics