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Delhi SIR: Public audit in two booths finds over 100 voters wrongly marked absent, shifted, or dead

Outlet: The Hindu · Published 19/10/2026 07:04 UTC

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Voters residing at the same address for multiple decades express anger that they were marked ‘untraceable’, ‘absent’, and permanently shifted, and their only option is to enrol afresh using Form 6

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