Archive · 1 Dec 2025
Nadia Man Finds Fake Son in Voter List
A 70-year-old man named Subhash Chandra Roy in Nadia, West Bengal, was surprised to find out that someone had added a fake son named Santanu Roy to the voter list.
This happened during a special check of the voter rolls.
Subhash and his family were shocked because they never had a son with that name.
They think someone might have done this to create a fake voter.
The family is worried because if they don't fix this, someone might pretend to be their son and cause problems.
They decided to tell the local government about it so they can remove the fake name from the list.
Some people say it's just a mistake, but the family believes it's a big problem and wants it fixed properly.
A 70-year-old man in Nadia discovered a fake voter entry listing an unknown 'son' during a voter roll revision.
The family suspects political manipulation, possibly by the Trinamool Congress, to create fake voters.
The family refused to accept the form and decided to inform the local administration to avoid legal complications.
The booth-level officer maintained that she followed procedure and accused the family of exaggerating the issue.
A local Trinamool leader dismissed the concerns, calling it a simple error that would be fixed by authorities.
- Who
- Subhash Chandra Roy, a 70-year-old resident of Nabla village in Santipur, Nadia
- What
- Discovered a fake voter entry in his name, listing an unknown 'son' named Santanu Roy
- When
- During the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral rolls
- Where
- Nabla village, Santipur, Nadia
- Why
- The family suspects political manipulation, possibly by the Trinamool Congress, to create fake voters
- Name of the affected person
- Subhash Chandra Roy
- Location
- Nabla village, Santipur, Nadia
- Age of the affected person
- 70 years
- Name of the fake son
- Santanu Roy
- Profession of the affected person
- Keertan singer
- Political party of the affected person's family
- BJP
- Process involved
- Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls
- Accused party
- Trinamool Congress (alleged by the family)
