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Both sides agree that a memorandum was submitted to the Jharkhand Chief Electoral Officer and that the dispute concerns the ongoing electoral-roll revision process.
INDIA bloc leaders met the Jharkhand Chief Electoral Officer with a memorandum.
They alleged BJP workers and booth-level agents were pressuring booth-level officers in districts including Garhwa, Godda, and Chatra.
The complaint said specific voter names were being targeted through Form-7 during the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls.
Opposition leaders asked for identification and action against those involved.
The Chief Electoral Officer rejected the allegations and said the revision process is transparent, eligible voters cannot be deleted, and form details are publicly verifiable.
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Both sides agree that a memorandum was submitted to the Jharkhand Chief Electoral Officer and that the dispute concerns the ongoing electoral-roll revision process.
What remains unresolved is whether the alleged pressure on booth-level officers occurred, since the complaint and the CEO's rejection of it point in opposite directions; further action or verification could change the picture as evidence develops.
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An INDIA bloc delegation met Jharkhand Chief Electoral Officer K Ravi Kumar to submit a memorandum alleging pressure on booth-level officers. The complaint said BJP workers and booth-level agents were trying to get specific voter names deleted using Form-7 in districts including Garhwa, Godda, and Chatra. Opposition leaders asked for identification and action against those involved. Kumar rejected the allegations and said the revision process is transparent and eligible voters cannot be deleted.
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An INDIA bloc delegation met Jharkhand Chief Electoral Officer K Ravi Kumar to submit a memorandum alleging that BJP workers and booth-level agents are pressuring booth-level officers in districts like Garhwa, Godda, and Chatra to delete specific voter names using Form-7. The opposition leaders demanded identification and action against those involved amid the ongoing Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. In response, Chief Electoral Officer Kumar rejected the concerns, assuring that the revision process is transparent, eligible voters cannot be deleted, and all form details are publicly verifiable.
A delegation representing the INDIA bloc met Jharkhand Chief Electoral Officer K Ravi Kumar to allege that BJP workers and booth-level agents are forcing booth-level officers across multiple districts to remove particular voters from electoral rolls via Form-7. Opposition leaders, including JMM and Congress representatives, urged the CEO to take action against the individuals involved. Meanwhile, Chief Electoral Officer Kumar dismissed the allegations, maintaining that the Special Intensive Revision process remains entirely transparent and that no eligible voter's name can be removed.