<h1>Opposition leader accuses ruling coalition of vote theft, divisive campaigning, corrupt land deals; raises electoral law issues (Section 123)</h1> A senior opposition figure praised a party colleague's mass walkathon and, at a rally ahead of state elections, accused the ruling coalition of electoral malpractices including vote theft, caste- and religion-based divisive campaigning, and opportunistic welfare disbursements. She alleged corrupt land leasing to a private business, criticized infrastructure failures and trade policies affecting local producers, and urged voters to accept government benefits but reject ruling candidates at the polls. The statements raise potential legal issues under election law (allegations of vote theft, corrupt practices, misuse of state resources), administrative review of land deals, and ordinary tort or criminal remedies if contested as defamatory or false.