Kerala Polls: Congress releases list of 4.3 lakh alleged multiple voters, EC claims ‘clerical error’

Just four days left for the mega assembly elections in the state of Kerala. Kerala opposition leader Ramesh Chennithala from Congress has released the list of over 4.3 lakh voters whose names are allegedly appeared multiple times in the voter's list. This move has left the Election Commission left opened in front of the entire nation.

The operation was named as operation twins.com by the Congress party where it carried a constituency-wise list of multiple names where one can easily enter the district and constituency and get the list of alleged double voters.'

“It took months to unravel this. It was a laborious job. We have no intention to delay or postpone the poll but we believe this is necessary for the existence of democracy in the country,” said Chennithala after releasing the website.

Chinnithala has stated that he was shocked to hear the Election Commission's response that out of these only 38,586 were the multiple entries.