Rahul's H-bomb: What's the reality?; PM interacts with India's World Cup queens; more

The big talking points of this episode of Super 6 are Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's allegations of voter fraud in Haryana and the first phase of the Bihar Assembly Elections. Rahul Gandhi claimed that 'one in every eight votes were fake in Haryana,' citing photo mismatches and duplicate IDs on electoral rolls. A ground report from Haryana examines these claims. The show also tracks down Brazilian model Larissa Neri, whose photo Gandhi alleged was used 22 times on the state's electoral rolls. Neri expressed shock, stating, 'I have no idea how my pictures have landed up in India, let alone on an election roll.' Simultaneously, the first phase of the Bihar Assembly elections on November 6 recorded a voter turnout exceeding 60 percent. The day included an attack on Bihar's Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sinha's convoy in Lakhisarai and a campaign rally by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Araria, where he addressed illegal immigration. The report also explores the increasing importance of political image, exemplified by cricketer Harleen Deol's interaction with Prime Minister Modi regarding his skincare routine, highlighting how style and relatability influence politicians' engagement with a younger, Gen Z audience.