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Karnataka chief electoral officer asks Rahul to share names of voters

The Chief Electoral Officer of Karnataka has asked Rahul Gandhi to submit names and a signed declaration regarding his voter fraud allegations. This comes after Gandhi claimed over 1 lakh fake or misused votes in a Karnataka constituency, citing duplicates, fake addresses, and invalid forms.

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LoP in the Lok Sabha and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi addresses a press conference. Pic/PTI

LoP in the Lok Sabha and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi addresses a press conference. Pic/PTI

The Chief Electoral Officer of Karnataka on Thursday asked Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to share names of electors he claimed were either included or excluded wrongfully from the voters' list of the state along with a signed declaration for the poll authorities to initiate "necessary proceedings" in the matter.

In a letter to Gandhi soon after he levelled allegations of vote fraud, the state poll officer said that during a press conference in the national capital, "you had mentioned about the inclusion of ineligible electors and exclusion of eligible electors in the Electoral Rolls... ."

"You are kindly requested to sign and return the enclosed declaration/oath under Rule 20(3)(b) of the Registration of Electors Rules, 1960, along with the name(s) of such elector(s) so that necessary proceedings can be initiated."

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