Archive · 5 Sep 2025
Poll Body Issues Notice to Congress Leader's Wife
Kota Neelima, the wife of a Congress leader, got a notice from the election authorities.
The notice says she might be registered to vote in more than one place.
It's like having two different library cards when you're only supposed to have one.
The authorities want her to explain why she has her name on the voter list in two different areas.
If it's true, she could be in trouble because it breaks the law.
She has a deadline to respond to the notice, and the opposing party has already voiced their concerns regarding this situation.
Kota Neelima, wife of Congress leader Pawan Khera, received a notice from Delhi's poll authorities.
The notice concerns alleged registration in multiple constituencies, including one in Telangana.
Neelima's husband, Pawan Khera, was previously issued a similar notice.
Neelima has been given until September 10 to respond to the notice.
The BJP has alleged that Neelima has two active voter ID cards.
- Who
- Kota Neelima, wife of Congress leader Pawan Khera
- What
- Received a notice regarding alleged registration in multiple constituencies.
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Delhi and Telangana
- Why
- Because the registration in more than one constituency is a penal offense.
- Person Notified
- Kota Neelima
- Notice Issued By
- Poll authorities in Delhi
- Reason for Notice
- Alleged registration in multiple constituencies
- Constituencies Involved
- New Delhi and Khairatabad (Telangana)
- Deadline for Reply
- 11 AM on September 10
- Legislation Referenced
- Representation of People Act, 1950