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BRS Alleges Bogus Votes Despite Telangana Electoral Revision
The BRS party says Telangana’s voter-list checking process did not remove fake or suspicious names.
It says the Election Commission’s revision exercise was poorly carried out.
BRS leader Sravan Dasoju focused on one address in Hyderabad.
The address is described as a commercial building rather than a home.
BRS says 19 questionable voter registrations there increased to 44 in the draft voter list.
The party claims officials did not properly check the address in person.
It also says some of its booth-level workers faced police cases after raising concerns.
BRS wants officials to physically check suspicious addresses before the final voter lists are published.
BRS alleged that bogus votes remain in Telangana despite the Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision.
Party MLC Sravan Dasoju called the revision process a sham, especially in Greater Hyderabad.
BRS cited Booth/Part No. 237 in Khairatabad, where it said 19 suspicious votes became 44 at one commercial address.
The party alleged that officials failed to conduct required physical verification and intimidated its booth-level agents.
BRS urged forensic, door-to-door verification of suspicious addresses across all 119 Telangana Assembly constituencies before final rolls are finalized.
- Who
- The Bharat Rashtra Samithi and its MLC Sravan Dasoju made the allegations against election officials in Telangana.
- What
- BRS alleged that bogus or suspicious voter registrations were allowed to increase during the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls.
- Where
- The allegations focused on Telangana, particularly Greater Hyderabad and Booth/Part No. 237 in Khairatabad Assembly Constituency.
- When
- The allegations were made on Wednesday; the article does not specify the date.
- Why
- BRS wants the Election Commission to investigate alleged failures in voter verification and prevent inaccurate electoral rolls from being finalized.
Key facts
- Political party
- Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS)
- BRS representative
- Sravan Dasoju, a party MLC
- Election exercise
- Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls
- Highlighted location
- Booth/Part No. 237, Khairatabad Assembly Constituency
- Address cited
- Door No. 8-2-684/250 in MLA Colony, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad
- Voter-count allegation
- BRS said suspicious registrations at the address rose from 19 to 44 in the draft roll
- Requested action
- Time-bound physical and forensic verification across all 119 Telangana Assembly constituencies
Quotes
Party MLC Sravan Dasoju
BRS party leader
“Despite multiple representations, formal petitions, and irrefutable evidence submitted by the BRS, the Election Commission has maintained a criminal silence and treated our warnings with utter non-seriousness. The catastrophic result is out in the open unabashed voter fabrication,”
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Sources
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