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  1. Congress alleges EC acts like MHA arm and monitors electoral roll revisions in Karnataka, citing tactics similar to West Bengal in Bihar.

Concerns about voting misuse spread across states, involving leaders like Kharge and Gandhi, leading to a call for wider parliamentary debate.

10 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 26
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Concerns about voting misuse spread across states, involving leaders like Kharge and Gandhi, leading to a call for wider parliamentary debate.

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  1. Both Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge raised concerns regarding alleged vote theft.Sub-event
  2. Modi appointed members who opposed CEC decisions amid protests and calls for Parliament.1 source
  3. The Chief Minister has demanded resignations due to flaws in the electoral rolls process, requiring the issue to be debated in the legislative body.Sub-event
  4. Concerns about voting misuse spread across states, with Parliament calling for wider debate on electoral issues.1 source
  5. Kharge raised vote theft concerns and CM demanded electoral roll revision in Karnataka.1 source

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