From The Hindu
Center-Left Owned by Kasturi & Sons Ltd.In Karnataka seat where ‘vote chori’ claims first surfaced, over 800 voter IDs linked to 397 names after SIR
What's behind this
The Election Commission has acted on a Supreme Court affidavit/directive by separating the new voter enrolment form (Form 6) and its accompanying declaration into two distinct online submissions in states where the SIR exercise is underway. The commission had already withdrawn the declaration from its digital platform in September. The split now requires separate OTPs for each part and allows previously enrolled voters to reapply if their names are missing.
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New Delhi: The Election Commission has followed up on its Supreme Court affidavit and separated the new voter enrolment form and an accompanying declaration in its online version in states where the SIR exercise is underway. In September, it had already withdrawn the declaration from its digital…
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New Delhi: The Election Commission has followed up on its Supreme Court affidavit and separated the new voter enrolment form and an accompanying declaration in its online version in states where the SIR exercise is underway. In September, it had already withdrawn the declaration from its digital…
RSS excerpt
In the Mahadevapura Assembly constituency, some voters were found listed in the final rolls with the same EPIC number in two different constituencies; in some other cases, voters were issued multiple EPIC IDs
