Archive · 25 Oct 2025
Duplicate Voter Entries Removed from Maharashtra Electoral Roll
In a town in Maharashtra, a woman's name appeared six times on the voter list.
This happened because she applied for a voter ID and, not receiving it quickly, she applied again.
Election officials found the duplicates and removed five of them.
They are now making sure the voter list is accurate by checking for other duplicate entries.
This ensures only eligible people can vote and prevents any unfairness in elections.
A woman's name appeared six times on the electoral roll in Palghar district.
The woman resides in the Nallasopara area of Palghar.
Duplicate entries were found during voter list verification.
The duplicates occurred because the voter reapplied for an EPIC.
Five duplicate entries have been removed from the list.
- Who
- Sushma Sanjay Gupta
- What
- Multiple duplicate entries of a voter's name were found in the electoral roll and removed.
- When
- Applications were made around January 2024 and removals happened after verification.
- Where
- Palghar district, Maharashtra, specifically in the Nallasopara area.
- Why
- The duplicate entries resulted from repeated applications for voter registration by the individual.
- Individual Affected
- Sushma Sanjay Gupta
- Location
- Nallasopara, Palghar district, Maharashtra
- Number of Duplicate Entries
- 5
- Assembly Constituency
- 132 Nallasopara
- Cause of Duplication
- Repeated applications for voter registration
- Action Taken
- Duplicate entries removed from voter list