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BJP alleges Family Register misuse in SIR rolls
The New Indian Express··10 Aug
Telangana Bharatiya Janata Party chief N Ramchander Rao alleged that Family Register Certificates are being used for backdoor voting and to enrol illegal immigrants during a Special Intensive Revision phase 2 workshop. He claimed 300 to 350 bogus votes were removed per booth. The remarks were made as the party reviewed electoral roll issues in the ongoing SIR process.
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What It Means For You
- Telangana voters can note BJP chief N Ramchander Rao alleged Family Register Certificates enable backdoor voting during SIR phase 2.
- Booth-level electors can track his claim that 300 to 350 bogus votes were removed per booth.
- Anyone following electoral roll revision can watch how authorities respond to the illegal immigrant enrolment allegation.
What's Happening
- At a Special Intensive Revision phase 2 workshop, Telangana BJP chief N Ramchander Rao alleged Family Register Certificates are used for backdoor voting and illegal immigrant enrolment.
- He claimed 300 to 350 bogus votes were removed per booth.
- The remarks were made while reviewing electoral roll issues in the SIR process.
Why Voter List Workshops Turn Into Document Battles
- Special Intensive Revision phases invite parties to flag documents they say weaken roll integrity.
- Per-booth deletion numbers become political proof points even before election officials publish full audit detail.
- Family Register Certificates sit at the intersection of residence proof and citizenship disputes in border-sensitive politics.
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