Archive · 6 Dec 2025
Case Registered Over False Voter Forms in Rampur
In Rampur, officials found that someone submitted voter forms for two people who actually live in Dubai and Kuwait.
The forms said these people lived in Rampur, which is not true.
The officials are upset because this is against the rules.
They have started legal action against the person who did this.
They also reminded everyone to fill out forms only for where they really live.
Most of the voter forms in Rampur have been turned into digital files, and the officials are working to finish the rest soon.
They are also training people to make sure all the information in the forms is correct.
A case was registered in Rampur after false voter information forms were submitted for two individuals living abroad.
The forms were allegedly filed by a family member who concealed the fact that the individuals reside in Dubai and Kuwait.
District election officials urged voters to provide accurate information and warned of legal action for violations.
Nearly 96.5% of voter information forms in the district have been digitised, with a deadline set for December 11.
BLOs were trained on accurate form filling, voter detail verification, and data matching to ensure error-free entries.
- Who
- District election officials in Rampur
- What
- Registered a case over false voter information forms submitted for two individuals living abroad
- When
- During verification of Special Summary Revision (SIR) forms
- Where
- Rampur, Uttar Pradesh
- Why
- To ensure transparency and fairness in the election process
- Location
- Rampur, Uttar Pradesh
- Individuals Involved
- Two residents living abroad (Dubai and Kuwait)
- Action Taken
- Case registered by district election officials
- Percentage of Digitised Forms
- 96.5%
- Deadline for Digitisation
- December 11
- Draft Voter List Publication Date
- December 16