Significantly, the Congress had accused 60 MPs of Madhya Pradesh for having fake voters in 204 Legislative Assembly, in response to the question asked in this regard, the EC said that all the complaints have been examined regarding duplicate voters.
In the state of Madhya Pradesh, the Election Commission has made the final publication of the voter list after revising the Mahabbai, the oldest voter of 104 years in Nepalganj. This year, the percentage of voters in Madhya Pradesh has increased by eight per cent compared to the 2013 assembly elections. At the same time the estimated cost has increased from Rs 152 crore to Rs 411 crore. Madhya Pradesh's Chief Electoral Officer VL Kantarao said, "After the final publication of the voter list, the total number of voters in the state is 5,03,94,086 (5.03 crore), while during the 2013 assembly elections, 4.66 crore Were voters. Thus, the number of voters in the state has increased by almost 8 percent. "There are 1410 voters in the category of Third Gender in the list. There are 2,63,14,957 male and 2,40,77,719 female voters in the electoral rolls in the state. Rao said that the maximum number of 1,37,83,383 voters in the list is of 20-29 years of age group. He said that on October 4, last list of 5.02 crore voters was published. After the last publication of the electoral roll last year, the Election Commission received nearly 96 lakh applications for modification, renaming and renaming. Of these, applications for removal of names of 35.71 lakh voters and name of 36.31 lakh voters are included in the application.
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The remarks are significant that Congress had accused 60 lakh of fake voters in 204 assembly seats in Madhya Pradesh, in response to the question asked by the Election Commission regarding all the complaints regarding duplicate voters have been examined and necessary changes Have been done. The Commission did not give a figure in this regard but said that from the Narela constituency in Bhopal, he removed 827 duplicate voters while Congress had accused 11,000 fake voters.
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In Madhya Pradesh, the Election Commission had recently conducted an examination for officials who were involved in the electoral process, in which about 58 percent of the officials failed. Now for the officers, the Commission is also conducting refreshing courses and re-examinations. Some such questions were asked by them in the examination such as when the security of a candidate is confiscated? If a person has been given a three-year jail by a lower court and gets bail from the High Court, then are they eligible to contest elections? Of the 1,000 officers who joined the election process, 567 passed the examination but only 244 got more than 70 percent marks, 58 percent of the officers, who had the responsibility to hold elections in the state, had failed in the examination.
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