Archive · 15 Aug 2025
Bihar Man Declared Dead Visits CEO to Prove Alive
In Bihar, India, a man named Mintu Paswan was incorrectly listed as deceased in the voter registry.
Accompanied by a political group, he went to the Election Commission office to prove he was alive.
The group says the government is making mistakes, and Paswan was even asked to fill out a form for new voters despite previously voting.
The political group reported this happening to many people.
Mintu Paswan, a Bihar resident, was declared dead in the voters' list.
Paswan visited the Chief Electoral Officer to prove he is alive.
He was accompanied by a delegation from CPI-ML-L.
Paswan alleged no booth level officer visited his home.
CPI-ML-L claims 21 people were wrongfully declared dead.
- Who
- Mintu Paswan, CPI-ML-L, CEO
- What
- A man declared dead in voter list visits election officials.
- When
- Thursday, August 15, 2025
- Where
- Bihar, India
- Why
- To correct a mistake in the voters' list.
CPI-ML-L
Election Commission
Election Integrity
CPI-ML-L
The Election Commission is making mistakes and is not effectively correcting them.
Election Commission
The Election Commission is correcting mistakes.
- Person Affected
- Mintu Paswan
- Location
- Bihar, India
- Issue
- Declared dead on voters' list
- Political Party Involved
- CPI-ML-L
Sources
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