Electoral Roll Manipulation Allegations Stir Delhi Politics
Arvind Kejriwal lodged a complaint with the Election Commission accusing BJP of manipulating the electoral roll in New Delhi by adding 13,000 and deleting 5,500 voters to sway election results in its favor. He further alleged bribery by BJP candidate Parvesh Verma and seeks action from authorities.
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New Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has taken a stand against alleged electoral manipulation, filing a formal complaint with the Election Commission.
Kejriwal claims that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is responsible for adding 13,000 new names to the electoral roll while seeking to cancel 5,500 existing entries in the New Delhi assembly constituency.
The AAP leader accuses opposition candidate Parvesh Verma of bribery and demands swift action, urging the suspension of partisan local election officials.
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