Archive · 6 Dec 2025
NCP alleges discrepancies in Jalna voters' list
The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) in Jalna, Maharashtra, has found some problems in the list of people who can vote in the upcoming city elections.
They say that in some areas, the number of voters listed is more than the actual number of people living there.
This is a big issue because it could make the elections unfair.
The NCP wants the officials to check the list carefully, talk to the voters, and make sure only the right people are included.
They also want any mistakes, like names being in the wrong area, to be fixed.
The city elections are expected to happen next month, in January 2026.
NCP alleges discrepancies in the draft voters’ list for Jalna’s municipal corporation elections.
Some wards show a higher number of voters than the actual population.
NCP demands immediate correction of the mismatches in the voters’ list.
Officials are urged to physically verify voters to ensure only genuine residents are included.
Municipal corporation elections in Maharashtra are expected to be held in January 2026.
- Who
- Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) in Jalna
- What
- Alleged discrepancies in the draft voters’ list for the upcoming municipal corporation elections
- When
- Allegations made on December 5, 2025; elections expected in January 2026
- Where
- Jalna, Maharashtra
- Why
- To ensure accurate and fair representation in the upcoming elections
- Organization
- Nationalist Congress Party (NCP)
- Location
- Jalna, Maharashtra
- Issue
- Discrepancies in draft voters’ list
- Election Type
- Municipal corporation elections
- Expected Election Month
- January 2026
- Allegation
- Voter count higher than actual population in some wards
- Demand
- Rectification of errors in the voters’ list
