The article highlights allegations of manipulation in DHFL’s Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP), drawing parallels to alleged electoral malpractices in recent Indian elections. Concerns include voting irregularities, procedural flaws, lack of transparency, and compromised fairness, allegedly benefiting politically connected entities. Victims have raised doubts about the integrity of the process, linking it to systemic issues in governance, such as restricted RTI access and opaque financial audits. The narrative underscores fears of institutional erosion and the undermining of public trust in democratic and financial systems.