Delhi has over 3 lakh bogus voters, claims AAP in ‘data’ given to EC

Raising concerns about the conduct of upcoming Assembly polls, the party chief said, “The most important question is — is free and fair election possible with such large scale discrepancies in voters’lists? We urge the Election Commission to thoroughly correct the voters’ lists before announcing elections.”

“We have compared the name, father’s/husband’s name and age. These three fields match in all these cases. Then we compared photos in some cases at random. We discovered that the photos also match in a number of cases,” he said.

The party compared the voters’ list to those of neighbouring states of Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. AAP said while details of 14,71,025 voters in Delhi matched with those in Haryana, 12,53,779 voters’ details matched with those in UP.

“We all know that just before the election, people from neighbouring states are brought here to cast votes,” he told reporters.

Kejriwal also alleged that EC officials were involved in the deletion of names from the list. “Names of a number of genuine voters have been deleted by officials in the last month…We demand that action be taken against the officials who did it… all such names should be restored,” Kejriwal said in the letter.