Lok Sabha polls: Names of Jamshedpur urban voters go missing from voter list | India News
India News: Hundreds of voters in urban Jamshedpur were turned away from polling booths as their names were missing from the official list on Saturday.
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India News: Hundreds of voters in urban Jamshedpur were turned away from polling booths as their names were missing from the official list on Saturday.
Hundreds of voters in urban areas of Jamshedpur Lok Sabha seat faced issues as their names went missing from the official voter list. Cases were noticed in Jamshedpur West, Jamshedpur East, and parts of Jugsalai assembly segments. Voters with voter ID cards were unable to cast their votes, leading to frustration and complaints. Similar incidents were reported in other booths as well, highlighting the challenges faced by urban voters in the recent elections.
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